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<blockquote data-quote="aramis erak" data-source="post: 8217296" data-attributes="member: 6779310">You might see if you can find a cheap copy of the Book of Vile Darkness for D&amp;D 3.5.Ravenloft can be dark, especially if you hype the call of the Dark Powers, and avoid using the mechanics...Another darkish setting is (as far as I can tell — the English translation in the dual language text sucks badly) the setting for the RPG Mechanical Dream. as with Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles, there's a magical presence that kills sentients who aren't magically protected; unlike FFCC, it's not quick, but slow and agonizing. The setting for FFCC itself is a potentially fun but dark one, especially if the Myrrh is not regenerating fast enough....Albeit not one good for public use, a &quot;Nazis won WW II. And WWIII. And the Space Race...&quot; with PC's fighting the 3rd Reich in it's 3rd century is a dark but potentially fun, provided everyone's comfortable with the subject matter. Another close relative, borrowed from a CORPS supplement: evil nazi-esque elves have been hiding in a hollow-earth hidey hole... and decide to take over as WWIII begins.Another dark, but very fun, setting is that of Ninja Burger: you're making fast food deliveries, but you're not supposed to be seen delivering, not even by the customer. If you are seen, your manager may require you to remove a digit or two... or even, seppuku!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aramis erak, post: 8217296, member: 6779310"] You might see if you can find a cheap copy of the Book of Vile Darkness for D&D 3.5. Ravenloft can be dark, especially if you hype the call of the Dark Powers, and avoid using the mechanics... Another darkish setting is (as far as I can tell — the English translation in the dual language text sucks badly) the setting for the RPG Mechanical Dream. as with Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles, there's a magical presence that kills sentients who aren't magically protected; unlike FFCC, it's not quick, but slow and agonizing. The setting for FFCC itself is a potentially fun but dark one, especially if the Myrrh is not regenerating fast enough.... Albeit not one good for public use, a "Nazis won WW II. And WWIII. And the Space Race..." with PC's fighting the 3rd Reich in it's 3rd century is a dark but potentially fun, provided everyone's comfortable with the subject matter. Another close relative, borrowed from a CORPS supplement: evil nazi-esque elves have been hiding in a hollow-earth hidey hole... and decide to take over as WWIII begins. Another dark, but very fun, setting is that of Ninja Burger: you're making fast food deliveries, but you're not supposed to be seen delivering, not even by the customer. If you are seen, your manager may require you to remove a digit or two... or even, seppuku! [/QUOTE]

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