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<blockquote data-quote="malladin" data-source="post: 1504261" data-attributes="member: 8230">You really think so?&nbsp; I was quite disappointed with their adventure in 'Deception'&nbsp;Anyway...&nbsp;I can see what you mean about Trinity (sorry, Aeon).&nbsp; It was written for Storyteller system and will be hard to convert.&nbsp; Aberrant and Adventure were more trying to use storyteller to capture a feel of game that it was not well designed to do.&nbsp; I don't know that D20 can do these better.&nbsp; Instinct tells me that Adventure should be closer to D20 style gaming than aberrant, but then I used to think D20 Supers coudn't be done until I bought M&amp;M <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=":)" />.&nbsp;I can see what youmean about Adventure giving you a headache.&nbsp; Those Dramatic Editing rules are very different from anything else in mainstream roleplaying.&nbsp; Having played it I was very pleased with the end result - the players really became involved in maintaining the story as opposed to trying to keep their charaters alive all the time.&nbsp; Not something that's necessarily wanted in most games, but right on the mark for Pulp!&nbsp;Ben</blockquote>

[QUOTE="malladin, post: 1504261, member: 8230"] You really think so? I was quite disappointed with their adventure in 'Deception' Anyway... I can see what you mean about Trinity (sorry, Aeon). It was written for Storyteller system and will be hard to convert. Aberrant and Adventure were more trying to use storyteller to capture a feel of game that it was not well designed to do. I don't know that D20 can do these better. Instinct tells me that Adventure should be closer to D20 style gaming than aberrant, but then I used to think D20 Supers coudn't be done until I bought M&M :). I can see what youmean about Adventure giving you a headache. Those Dramatic Editing rules are very different from anything else in mainstream roleplaying. Having played it I was very pleased with the end result - the players really became involved in maintaining the [i]story[/i] as opposed to trying to keep their charaters alive all the time. Not something that's necessarily wanted in most games, but right on the mark for Pulp! Ben [/QUOTE]

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