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<blockquote data-quote="dm4hire" data-source="post: 6276059" data-attributes="member: 14848">L5R is an amazing setting with a lot of history and probably the most history generated by the fans.&nbsp; That being said we have to remember that L5R is first and foremost a setting for the card game.&nbsp; The story is still key to the RPGs, but RPGs don't get to drive the core story as much and are constantly playing catch up.I've played both incarnations of the game and prefer the original roll keep system over d20 in that it can be a deadly game.&nbsp; Which if you're dealing with a game that focuses around one of the most deadliest swords in human history you want that.My preferred clan is Crane, but will play any of them.A few of my friends and I have recently got into Heroes of Rokugan living campaign, which uses the core book and a few other source books with some exceptions.&nbsp; The campaign is ran separately from the main storyline so as not to upset anyone.&nbsp; It is definitely a good decision.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dm4hire, post: 6276059, member: 14848"] L5R is an amazing setting with a lot of history and probably the most history generated by the fans. That being said we have to remember that L5R is first and foremost a setting for the card game. The story is still key to the RPGs, but RPGs don't get to drive the core story as much and are constantly playing catch up. I've played both incarnations of the game and prefer the original roll keep system over d20 in that it can be a deadly game. Which if you're dealing with a game that focuses around one of the most deadliest swords in human history you want that. My preferred clan is Crane, but will play any of them. A few of my friends and I have recently got into Heroes of Rokugan living campaign, which uses the core book and a few other source books with some exceptions. The campaign is ran separately from the main storyline so as not to upset anyone. It is definitely a good decision. [/QUOTE]

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