A Question About Foreign RPGs

[pawsplay]

And, of course, the hasty pace for fleeing and the inebriated pace for the way home from the tavern.

One does not simply QWOP into Mordor.

 

[pawsplay]

I'm too lazy to look this up myself, but isn't GURPS in metric in the U.S.?

GURPS will go metric the day Texas joins the European Union and Steve Jackson becomes President of France.

... so, probably some time next week.

 

[pneumatik]

GURPS will go metric the day Texas joins the European Union and Steve Jackson becomes President of France.

... so, probably some time next week.

30 seconds of Googling makes me agree with you. I wonder what game I confused it with?

 

[pawsplay]

30 seconds of Googling makes me agree with you. I wonder what game I confused it with?

Up until recently, Hero used map inches which represented 2 meter hexes. Figure that one out.

 

[GreyLord]

Sword World is more famous than D&D in Japan.

you beat me too it. Of course I dilly dallied for quite a while before responding.

 

[Nadaka]

I don't think rpgs have made it to the eastern world yet. I spent some time in S. Korea, and nobody had ever heard of D&D or rpgs*, let alone seen a game book.

*Unless of course someone thought I was talking about FF or something.


Haven't you heard? The universe revolves around the U.S.A.

Record of Lodoss War was based on the authors D&D campaign. So it has been in Japan for a very long time at the least.

 

[jonesy]

Record of Lodoss War was based on the authors D&D campaign. So it has been in Japan for a very long time at the least.

And Sword World is connected to Record of Lodoss War.