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I played it for about eight years. I enjoyed the system up until the point that I was introduced to other fantasy RPG systems. I do, however, still have praise for many of the 1e modules such as L1: The Secret of Bone Hill, T1: The Temple of Elemental Evil, Against the Giants (G1-G3),

While I mentioned Apocalypse in an earlier post, for a pre-built setting with a Gamma World vibe, I would go with Darwin's World Nuclear Edition. It provides locations, factions, and plenty of adventure hooks. Drop a lot of the Twisted Earth stuff and you could probably due a successful Mad...

Here you go. I believe it uses the Deluxe Explorer Edition since it was last updated in 2016, but it should be fairly easy to adapt it to SWADE https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/201070/apocalypse-campaign-guide

I have seen mention of both Darwin's World and Broken Earth for Savage Worlds. I also want to mention a third Savage Worlds option: Apocalypse by Daring Entertainment The Apocalypse Campaign Guide is a great Savage Worlds sourcebook on building your own Apocalypse. Throughout the book, there...

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Strange, the links work for me.

For publishing official settings? No thanks. For homebrew settings or a home campaign in an official setting? Go wild.

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I do think that there is some Ars Magica influence, but it is in the switch to the unified resolution system (die roll + stat modifier + skill mod+ other modifiers vs DC) and the Commoner standard. Jonathan Tweet's article, "One Roll to Rule Them All", in Dragon Magazine 274 is his designer...

Do Ghostbusters (original) or Marvel Super-Heroes Adventure Game (the TSR game with the Fate Deck) count?

My top recommendations for action games in no order: Outgunned and Outgunned Adventure by Two LIttle Mice which has been mentioned Black Star (and the Black Star Companion) and Magnum Fury (80's Action) by Lakeside Games. However, I don't know if there is VTT support Black Star is pretty much...

Skirmisher Press needs to do a 5e version of their Insults & Injuries which was a supplement on real-world diseases by a gamer/practicing medical doctor. I have both the 3.5 and Pathfinder versions and would buy a 5e version as well.

I have not read the books and have no interest at all in the RPG.

About ten years ago, I took one or two courses that had sections on the Inca (in South America), and several Meso-American cultures including the Olmec, Mayans, and Aztec. I am, now, tempted to pull out the text books and class handouts and notes. Edit: I remember Khan Academy having good...

I think it would be cool to have a culture that didn't have writing, but used quipu (a.k.a khipu), a system of knots used for record keeping. I don't use goodberry and create food and water is much more rare in my campaigns ( if I include it at all). Therefore, I would find it much more...

I never got to see it, but it has been on my list of shows to watch.

Off the top of my head, my main issues with 3e are 1. Combining of Computers, Craft (Electronics), Craft (Mechanic) and Disable Device into Technology* 2. Combining Driving and Piloting into Vehicles* 3. Dropping Obscure as a Power Effect (Thankfully returning with Valiant Adventures) *A...

neither have I

If this is true and applies to Valiant Adventures as well, I am on the borderline of demanding a reimbursement of my kickstarter backing, The character samples they posted for the Valiant Adventures Kickstarter updates had both.