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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deset Gled" data-source="post: 9753349" data-attributes="member: 7808">If you're still around to read it, I have one other suggestion.You mention Rifts, but it's been a super niche (i.e. barely worth noting) prouct for decades. In other posts you mention D&D, but it seems you havent played since about 2e and didn't even know who WotC is. Frankly, it sounds like your knowledge of gaming is 20-30 years behind the current market.It's one thing to say you want to play old games. It's another entirely to publish a new game without any knowledge of what's currently going on. Before you are serious about going further, you should at least play D&D 5e. And probably 4e. And 3e. And check out the OSR. And Critical Role. And Daggerheart, and Shadowdark, and at least one Powered by the Apocalypse game. And based on some of the way you've described your game, read the history of Synnibarr.You may find things you think are groundbreaking are old news. You may find some of the ideas you though were basic are groundbreaking. But it's hard to be disruptive if you have no idea what your disrupting.</blockquote>