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<blockquote data-quote="Jhamin" data-source="post: 1161871" data-attributes="member: 1023">In no particular Order:- Dark Champions: Heroes of Vengance. Hero System.&nbsp; Roleplaying Dark Knights in an urban Abyss.&nbsp; Somewhat dated now, but still one of the finest bits of Genre simulation you will find anywhere.-Vampire 1st Edition.&nbsp; White Wolf.&nbsp; This book came out when it seemed like each and every game was a new attempt at mathmatically modeling combat.&nbsp; Vampire boiled the entire combat section down into 2 pages.&nbsp; They said the story was what counted, then created a system to back that up.&nbsp; At one point in time their old moniker &quot;a Rennessance in Games&quot; was accurate.- Manual of the Planes 1st edition.&nbsp; D&amp;D 1st Ed.&nbsp; Every single dimension had a dozen cool details and a hundred implied adventures.- Mage the Ascension 1st Edition.&nbsp; White Wolf.&nbsp; Reality is not what our minds tell us it is, it is what our minds tell it to be.&nbsp; Almost a decade before the Matrix.&nbsp; - Viper 4th Edition.&nbsp; Hero Games.&nbsp; Cobra/Hydra/Spectre is coming for your heros, they are well organized, well equipped, and they will take you down without super powers.- DMG 1st Edition.&nbsp; D&amp;D.&nbsp; What other book in the history of gaming has a table to help you figure out how long a tunnel 3 orks, a Pixie, 2 Trolls, and a hill giant can dig in five days using axes and shovels?&nbsp; Then makes you glad that table is there because it makes you suspect that will come up?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jhamin, post: 1161871, member: 1023"] In no particular Order: - Dark Champions: Heroes of Vengance. Hero System. Roleplaying Dark Knights in an urban Abyss. Somewhat dated now, but still one of the finest bits of Genre simulation you will find anywhere. -Vampire 1st Edition. White Wolf. This book came out when it seemed like each and every game was a new attempt at mathmatically modeling combat. Vampire boiled the entire combat section down into 2 pages. They said the story was what counted, then created a system to back that up. At one point in time their old moniker "a Rennessance in Games" was accurate. - Manual of the Planes 1st edition. D&D 1st Ed. Every single dimension had a dozen cool details and a hundred implied adventures. - Mage the Ascension 1st Edition. White Wolf. Reality is not what our minds tell us it is, it is what our minds [I]tell it to be[/I]. Almost a decade before the Matrix. - Viper 4th Edition. Hero Games. Cobra/Hydra/Spectre is coming for your heros, they are well organized, well equipped, and they will take you down without super powers. - DMG 1st Edition. D&D. What other book in the history of gaming has a table to help you figure out how long a tunnel 3 orks, a Pixie, 2 Trolls, and a hill giant can dig in five days using axes and shovels? Then makes you glad that table is there because it makes you suspect that will come up? [/QUOTE]

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