Shades of Green
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Thanks... Strangely enough, the Silent Archea download link didn't work when I tried it a few hors ago...
Game Systems to Try
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Hussar
Legend
I've heard interesting things about Reign, but, I've never played it. Has anyone here?
Another one I haven't played, but would like to try is Forgotten Futures Looks like loads of fun and is free.
I'm about to give All Flesh Must be Eaten a shot. That looks like an absolute blast.
Another one I haven't played, but would like to try is Forgotten Futures Looks like loads of fun and is free.
I'm about to give All Flesh Must be Eaten a shot. That looks like an absolute blast.
FATDRAGONGAMES
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Sorry if I missed it, but it doesn't appear that anyone has mentioned Castles & Crusades yet. I always have a blast with this game, and you can try it for free via the free pdf quick-start rules over at www.trolllord.com
Aside from this, my other favorites include Hollow Earth Expedition, Savage Worlds, Call of Cthulhu and Mutants and Masterminds.
Aside from this, my other favorites include Hollow Earth Expedition, Savage Worlds, Call of Cthulhu and Mutants and Masterminds.
NerfedWizard
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My game Omnifray - PDF of Basic Handbook available for £2.50 UK price but check out the free to download preview guide first, links via Omnifray RPG - Home
- recent reviews including one on rpg.net which followed an 8-week playtest
RPGnet : Review of Omnifray: Basic Handbook (which gave it 5 stars for
substance and 2 for style) plus a scathing review from RPG Pundit and a dismissive review on critical-hits.com
The rpg.net review says among other things:-
Omnifray is a diamond mine.
You've got to dig deep, work hard, separate out the crap and accept that its not going to be easy, but in there somewhere are some little gems that make it all worthwhile.
- recent reviews including one on rpg.net which followed an 8-week playtest
RPGnet : Review of Omnifray: Basic Handbook (which gave it 5 stars for
substance and 2 for style) plus a scathing review from RPG Pundit and a dismissive review on critical-hits.com
The rpg.net review says among other things:-
Omnifray is a diamond mine.
You've got to dig deep, work hard, separate out the crap and accept that its not going to be easy, but in there somewhere are some little gems that make it all worthwhile.
