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<blockquote data-quote="Ahzad" data-source="post: 5275417" data-attributes="member: 4232">for me I play Fantasy Craft. Why? B/c it's the game system made for me. I've followed the Crafty Games guys since Spycraft 1st ed. loved the ruleset, to me it seemed the one ring of rulesets, the one I'd been waiting on for 30 odd years. With the campaign qualities I can play any genre I like. My heroes are heroes, I can play high fantasy or grim and gritty sword and sorcery. I can do espionage, fantasy, cthulhu, pulp, old west, sci fi. I think these guys have the right idea when it comes to rules and game balance, and it appeals to me more than any other rules out there. The only gripe I have about them is that b/c they are such a small company their releases are few and far in between but when they do release something, man do they knock it out of the park.I've looked at Pathfinder and it's some quality work but just doesn't grab me and spark the imagination like the Crafty guys do to me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ahzad, post: 5275417, member: 4232"] for me I play Fantasy Craft. Why? B/c it's the game system made for me. I've followed the Crafty Games guys since Spycraft 1st ed. loved the ruleset, to me it seemed the one ring of rulesets, the one I'd been waiting on for 30 odd years. With the campaign qualities I can play any genre I like. My heroes are heroes, I can play high fantasy or grim and gritty sword and sorcery. I can do espionage, fantasy, cthulhu, pulp, old west, sci fi. I think these guys have the right idea when it comes to rules and game balance, and it appeals to me more than any other rules out there. The only gripe I have about them is that b/c they are such a small company their releases are few and far in between but when they do release something, man do they knock it out of the park. I've looked at Pathfinder and it's some quality work but just doesn't grab me and spark the imagination like the Crafty guys do to me. [/QUOTE]

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