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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 9039804" data-attributes="member: 19675">Running HERO isn’t the real problem.&nbsp; 90% of the time, everything you need to play besides the Speed Chart is on a player’s character sheet, and you won’t touch the rulebook. What takes time &amp; effort is character creation/advancement.And I’ve run or designed a fairly broad array of Fantasy HERO campaigns- including a multi-edition D&amp;D simulation- so I know it can handle a wide variety of styles.Besides a toolbox system like HERO or GURPS, I’d recommend something from Chaosium’s product line (I always enjoyed their Moorcockian-themed games). You could also try something from the World of Darkness games.&nbsp; Just because they’re mostly set in modern times out if the box doesn’t mean you can’t run them in other time periods.(And TBH, the same could be said of a lot of TTRPGs.)I’d love to get into/run a Strange/Cypher system game someday.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 9039804, member: 19675"] [I]Running[/I] HERO isn’t the real problem. 90% of the time, everything you need to play besides the Speed Chart is on a player’s character sheet, and you won’t touch the rulebook. What takes time & effort is character creation/advancement. And I’ve run or designed a fairly broad array of Fantasy HERO campaigns- including a multi-edition D&D simulation- so I know it can handle a wide variety of styles. Besides a toolbox system like HERO or GURPS, I’d recommend something from Chaosium’s product line (I always enjoyed their Moorcockian-themed games). You could also try something from the World of Darkness games. Just because they’re mostly set in modern times out if the box doesn’t mean you can’t run them in other time periods. (And TBH, the same could be said of a lot of TTRPGs.) I’d love to get into/run a Strange/Cypher system game someday. [/QUOTE]

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