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<blockquote data-quote="Arilyn" data-source="post: 7620251" data-attributes="member: 6816042">FateThe aspects are extremely elegant. This is a truly flexible system that can be adapted to any genre.13th AgeI love the flexibility and creativity in the backgrounds.The escalation die is brilliant.One Unique Thing is a lot of fun and hooks characters into the settingWeapon damage and armour class tied to class. I didn't like this when I read it, but when we tried it, I thought it worked really well.The monsters are very interesting with imaginative and cool abilities. Love the &quot; nastier specials&quot; if the GM wants to bump up the challenge.EverwayThe atmosphere, the cards. Huge soft spot for this game.GumshoeThe investigative system. Fits how narrative works and removes the problem of games coming to a screeching standstill.The One RingWhat Elfcrusher said.And I will stop because I'm not following the guidelines of this thread.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arilyn, post: 7620251, member: 6816042"] Fate The aspects are extremely elegant. This is a truly flexible system that can be adapted to any genre. 13th Age I love the flexibility and creativity in the backgrounds. The escalation die is brilliant. One Unique Thing is a lot of fun and hooks characters into the setting Weapon damage and armour class tied to class. I didn't like this when I read it, but when we tried it, I thought it worked really well. The monsters are very interesting with imaginative and cool abilities. Love the " nastier specials" if the GM wants to bump up the challenge. Everway The atmosphere, the cards. Huge soft spot for this game. Gumshoe The investigative system. Fits how narrative works and removes the problem of games coming to a screeching standstill. The One Ring What Elfcrusher said. And I will stop because I'm not following the guidelines of this thread. [/QUOTE]

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