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So, I´ve been busy. Finally I managed to play online, and I followed your advice: I played Cthulhu Dark and it was amazing, fantastic, elegant system.

Take it easy! it was just an introduction to the topic in a web that is supported by a massive D&D fan base. Maybe it will be beneficial for us nerds if we stop looking for antagonisms all the time.

wow! MERP! it's been a long time since I look to that weapon tables...

Don´t play with my feelings, friend!

what flaws do you find in the system? I'm in doubt abour buying it or not

Oooookay... I sense a disturbance in the force.

I understand what you're going through. We were about to reach the final leg of a two and a half year campaign when quarantine was imposed. We try to play online but it is very difficult for me to run a game like this. I am taking advantage to play for the first time in a long time and recharge...

Yes please, tell us how it develops. For my part, after several failed attempts, I will try to run a game online. Surely Dungeon World or Cthulhu Dark. It depends on what the players want.

Have you played it yet?

Wow! thanks for the notification! I follow your work from MRQII, so I'm going to give this one a try. PS: Thank you for taking RQ to another level, I have the best memories of my role playing life using MRQII.

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Wow! I remeber finishing a high fantasy campaign using MHR. A very solid and versatile game. Love it.

Yes, playing online requires adapting to different situations than playing at the table. I can't particularly enjoy it, I don't know why.

beyond the promise made to doctorbadwolf, definitely this one:

I tell you what: if I ever travel wherever you live, I promise we will paint it together.

Oh man yes! I remember that my high school folder had that piece of art and I carried it with pride along with my long metal-look hair and a beard attempt that never prospered.

I read quickly and when I saw "BG night" I thought of Baldur's Gate night. If we add quarantine to that, now I want to play it and beat it in one night... Jokes aside, what a good initiative to complement the TTRPG nights with board games

Yeah! Congrats! I´ll read your recap!

It has happened to me, but i think it´s a normal process. It is a matter of changing some things in the way of thinking the narrative.