Best and worst RPG systems to be isekai’d to

[jian]

You'll want to hold out for that Paladin, too, to dodge the flat percentage chance each month of contracting a fatal disease or parasitic infection (DMG p13).

That’s a bit more Monty Python than I was expecting…

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Imagine getting reincarnated in a Traveller setting. After a chequered career you wake up middle aged, and possibly dead.

I wouldn't notice any difference.

 

[Staffan]

So, my question to you all, given all that, is: if this happened to you, with your knowledge and experience with various RPG systems, which RPG system would you be most happy to see in the character creation system? And which would you be least happy to see? Once you’d got over the trauma of death and then having to live in a medieval fantasy world you didn’t know anything about, of course.

I'm assuming I'd be living in the world of that RPG as well. In that case, either Star Trek Adventures (TNG-era) or Trinity Continuum: Aeon. Both let you be fairly competent out the gate and are set in worlds advanced enough that you could be fairly comfortable. Aeon would also let me have basically perfect health by putting one of my mode dots in Iatrosis, either as with Vitakinesis as a primary Aptitude or just as an Auxiliary mode.

I don't see the problem. I didn't say Jedi or anything. A Force user doesn't need as much study as a wizard would.

I think that if you don't have the discipline to be a wizard in a fantasy world, you'd probably end up serving the Dark Side pretty quickly as a Force user in Star Wars.