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<blockquote data-quote="Shayuri" data-source="post: 5025367" data-attributes="member: 4936">Hmm! Well, I'm a big fan of your GM'ing, so I will share my reactions:Idea 1: Sounds badass. I would have totally been in before, but requiring a book I don't have is just...no matter how good a PBP is/may be, it's hard for me to justify buying something -just- for a PBP. That said, I have Iron Heroes, so if you go that route I would again want in. I rather like the idea of a low-magic, primitive style game. So much fantasy genre is 'Medieval European Fantasy' when there's so many more possibilities to explore. Idea 2: I am iffier on this. It -could- be good, but my inner muse often prefers to subvert such settings rather than embrace them. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /> Fairy-tales have a sort of airy feel to them now...but at their hearts they're pretty dirty and nasty things. My question to you would be...to what extent would the game reflect this? Semi-Idea 3: It would be interesting, as an exercise, to make d20 Modern characters and &quot;import&quot; them into a D&amp;D setting (with adjustments to reconcile the small differences in system between them). This could be a fun origin for some, or all, of the PC's in either game idea you're floating.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shayuri, post: 5025367, member: 4936"] Hmm! Well, I'm a big fan of your GM'ing, so I will share my reactions: Idea 1: Sounds badass. I would have totally been in before, but requiring a book I don't have is just...no matter how good a PBP is/may be, it's hard for me to justify buying something -just- for a PBP. That said, I have Iron Heroes, so if you go that route I would again want in. I rather like the idea of a low-magic, primitive style game. So much fantasy genre is 'Medieval European Fantasy' when there's so many more possibilities to explore. Idea 2: I am iffier on this. It -could- be good, but my inner muse often prefers to subvert such settings rather than embrace them. :) Fairy-tales have a sort of airy feel to them now...but at their hearts they're pretty dirty and nasty things. My question to you would be...to what extent would the game reflect this? Semi-Idea 3: It would be interesting, as an exercise, to make d20 Modern characters and "import" them into a D&D setting (with adjustments to reconcile the small differences in system between them). This could be a fun origin for some, or all, of the PC's in either game idea you're floating. [/QUOTE]

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