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<blockquote data-quote="Evil_Dead_Jedi" data-source="post: 4625747" data-attributes="member: 77685">Ok, three suggestions:&nbsp;1- Dragon Fist by Wizards of the Coast. You'll have to do a little digging to find this since it's not &quot;in print&quot; any more. But here is a link to help you get started.&nbsp;<a href="http://www.scribd.com/doc/8051428/Dragon-Fist-part-1" target="_blank">Dragon Fist part 1 - Hobby, RPG, and Wuxia</a>&nbsp;I can't find the old site that has the entire thing for download, but it does exist.&nbsp; And it is NOT the WotC website, someone has it on a site that archives old free net-released rpgs.&nbsp; If I come across it I will post it here.&nbsp;&nbsp;2- Hong Kong Action Theatre! This is the first edition by Event Horizon Productions. NOT the horrendous adaptation by Guardians of Order. Out of print but you can get real cheap copies from Noble Knight Games and Amazon.com I think. Been a while since I checked.&nbsp;&nbsp;3 - Qin: The Warring States. Cool system that only uses 2d10. Pick up a cheap(er) copy on Amazon.com. Check out this site for a starter kit download to get a feel for the system.&nbsp;<a href="http://www.cubicle-7.com/qin/qindownloads.htm" target="_blank">Cubicle 7 Entertainment Ltd - publishers of SLA Industries, Victoriana and Starblazer Adventures</a>&nbsp;The easiest of the three to find, but the most expensive. Although honestly, if you can download all of the Dragon Fist rpg, I really recommend that one most of all. Very basic mashup of AD&amp;D 2e and 3e without all the number crunching.&nbsp;&nbsp;EDIT: Not to start a war, but I wanted to point out that the systems mentioned here do not require map and minis or have a character sheet full of data like 4e. I think 4e is good for what it was intended for, but not a good game to simulate the martial arts/wuxia genre.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Evil_Dead_Jedi, post: 4625747, member: 77685"] Ok, three suggestions: 1- Dragon Fist by Wizards of the Coast. You'll have to do a little digging to find this since it's not "in print" any more. But here is a link to help you get started. [URL="http://www.scribd.com/doc/8051428/Dragon-Fist-part-1"]Dragon Fist part 1 - Hobby, RPG, and Wuxia[/URL] I can't find the old site that has the entire thing for download, but it does exist. And it is NOT the WotC website, someone has it on a site that archives old free net-released rpgs. If I come across it I will post it here. 2- Hong Kong Action Theatre! This is the first edition by Event Horizon Productions. NOT the horrendous adaptation by Guardians of Order. Out of print but you can get real cheap copies from Noble Knight Games and Amazon.com I think. Been a while since I checked. 3 - Qin: The Warring States. Cool system that only uses 2d10. Pick up a cheap(er) copy on Amazon.com. Check out this site for a starter kit download to get a feel for the system. [URL="http://www.cubicle-7.com/qin/qindownloads.htm"]Cubicle 7 Entertainment Ltd - publishers of SLA Industries, Victoriana and Starblazer Adventures[/URL] The easiest of the three to find, but the most expensive. Although honestly, if you can download all of the Dragon Fist rpg, I really recommend that one most of all. Very basic mashup of AD&D 2e and 3e without all the number crunching. EDIT: Not to start a war, but I wanted to point out that the systems mentioned here do not require map and minis or have a character sheet full of data like 4e. I think 4e is good for what it was intended for, but not a good game to simulate the martial arts/wuxia genre. [/QUOTE]

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