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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Steel_Wind" data-source="post: 3331885" data-attributes="member: 20741">I first got Arms Law and The Iron Wind in 1982 and left 1st edition AD&D in 1983 for Rolemaster 1st ed (the old blue Character law) and later 2nd ed.Our gaming circle used RM pretty much exclusively from 1984 through to 2000.  We decided we hated RMSS character generation and found it hopelessly broken.  That system was a waste of paper.But when D&D 3.0 was released, we jumped at it and have stuck with 3.5.While there may be a time when we'll go back to RM 2E, it's still too fresh in our minds to get any sort of traction as "nostalgia". RM2 is too recent to be nostalgia for us.Another 3 or 4 years? Maybe.RM2 really isn't that hard a system and the universal mechanic makes it easy to learn. It got a lot of undeserved bashing over the years.RMSS? When it comes to character generation -= throw as many rocks as you like. If you need more - I'll pass em over.</blockquote>