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So the talk about the new D&D beginner set had me start thinking about other game systems, and "basic sets."
I can't really recall any other systems having a basic set. Am I missing some?
What do other companies do to entice new players into the hobby? Anything?
Paizo for instance... Right now the marketing seems more focused on selling the game to 3.5 players who want a few things updated, and the rules to stay in the market. Is it looking to expand with new players in some active way though?
I know GURPS has the quick rules, but does this really count as a basic set?
Does whitewolf have a basic WoD setup I don't know about?
I can't really recall any other systems having a basic set. Am I missing some?
What do other companies do to entice new players into the hobby? Anything?
Paizo for instance... Right now the marketing seems more focused on selling the game to 3.5 players who want a few things updated, and the rules to stay in the market. Is it looking to expand with new players in some active way though?
I know GURPS has the quick rules, but does this really count as a basic set?
Does whitewolf have a basic WoD setup I don't know about?