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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Guest&nbsp; 85555" data-source="post: 9500248">Thanks for the mention. I think when it comes to wuxia, every fan has their own idea about what that should mean at the table. If you are a GM, running a wuxia game, you are a bit like a director. Not in the sense of being in control of the story, but in the sense that each wuxia director brought their own vision of the genre and their own ideas to the table. And so what system will work, is going to depend on Art of Wuxia is amazing. I can't praise it highly enough. Tianxia is a great choice on the FATE end of the spectrum. There is also Flying Swordsmen, <a href="http://lordgwydion.blogspot.com/2024/11/update-on-flying-swordsmen-2e.html" target="_blank">which is soon to have a second edition</a>. In the 90s I was a big fan of Hong Kong Action Theatre! and Feng Shui.  And also liked the OA books (ran a bunch of wuxia campaigns with these). I started picking up anything that looked vaguely wuxia at the game shop, and just sticking them all together to fit what I wanted. Shortly after that I just decided to make my own system.</blockquote>