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<blockquote data-quote="HellHound" data-source="post: 405157" data-attributes="member: 3397">Gah... the whole GURPS thing gets me so ticked off that I had to stop posting there. Sorry.More:RoleMaster - Still one of my staple resources for RPGs. I love their detailed magic system, combat, etc... In fact, I find that a LOT of D&amp;D3e is based strongly on RoleMaster, but is simpler. I've run two quite successful campaigns of RoleMaster. The big trick is to handle leveling up individually with the players between game sessions, and to make sure everyone has a photocopy of their appropriate weapons tables.Warhamster - While I love the gritty feel of Warhammer, I really disliked the system. It broke down QUICKLY as the players increased in level. But we did have a fun campaign, and a friend of mine ran the official coampaing they published and it was a lot of fun railroading.Stormbringer - Love the setting. Love the rules. But character generation produces two types of characters - beginning adventurers and EPIC HEROES. The two do not mix well. Ran a great one-on-one campaign of this game for a few months.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HellHound, post: 405157, member: 3397"] Gah... the whole GURPS thing gets me so ticked off that I had to stop posting there. Sorry. More: [b]RoleMaster[/b] - Still one of my staple resources for RPGs. I love their detailed magic system, combat, etc... In fact, I find that a LOT of D&D3e is based strongly on RoleMaster, but is simpler. I've run two quite successful campaigns of RoleMaster. The big trick is to handle leveling up individually with the players between game sessions, and to make sure everyone has a photocopy of their appropriate weapons tables. [b]Warhamster[/b] - While I love the gritty feel of Warhammer, I really disliked the system. It broke down QUICKLY as the players increased in level. But we did have a fun campaign, and a friend of mine ran the official coampaing they published and it was a lot of fun railroading. [b]Stormbringer[/b] - Love the setting. Love the rules. But character generation produces two types of characters - beginning adventurers and EPIC HEROES. The two do not mix well. Ran a great one-on-one campaign of this game for a few months. [/QUOTE]

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