Acid_crash
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This is a curiosity thing to see what non d20 games D&D/d20 fans would choose to play if D&D wasn't an option, or if you really just wanted to branch out into one other game. Which one would it be, and why?
If you could choose ONE non-d20 game to play, which one would it be?
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the Jester
Legend
Paranoia, any edition.
Cuz it rules, and the Computer is my friend.
Cuz it rules, and the Computer is my friend.
sword-dancer
Explorer
That would be a hard run between Midgard, Gurps and Sorcerer
Hmm. I chose Hero, because the one time I played it, it seemed like a good game to get into, as well as being generic enough to manipulate into whatever genre I wanted to play.
That being said, Paranoia was a really close second.
As was new WoD. And Buffy. And Runequest. And Gurps. And...
Can't we just play them all?
That being said, Paranoia was a really close second.
As was new WoD. And Buffy. And Runequest. And Gurps. And...
Can't we just play them all?
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Zweischneid
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Shadowrun (21st century dungeon crawls)
Ars Magica (Roleplay heavy fantasy)
Ars Magica (Roleplay heavy fantasy)
Dungeonmaster P
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Gurps.. Love the possibilities and the combat.
RangerWickett
Legend
Talislanta. It was the first roleplaying game I ever saw, and I bought it's book of critters just because I loved the art. I have never had a chance to legitimately play it, with all my efforts being adaptations of the setting to the D&D rules, or with players who were just gaming for a lark (like my Uncle, who was convinced he could do pretty much anything in character).
It's a vivid setting with tons of possibilities in every line of description. The magic system is so cool I basically ripped it off for Elements of Magic, and theirs is more elegant because the system is less rules-heavy.
Oh, and I want to be able to play a bird man, or a cat man, or a man with two brains without seeming weird.
Actually, I'd probably end up playing a faux-human spellcaster, but it'd be fun regardless.
It's a vivid setting with tons of possibilities in every line of description. The magic system is so cool I basically ripped it off for Elements of Magic, and theirs is more elegant because the system is less rules-heavy.
Oh, and I want to be able to play a bird man, or a cat man, or a man with two brains without seeming weird.
Actually, I'd probably end up playing a faux-human spellcaster, but it'd be fun regardless.
Doc_Klueless
Doors and Corners
Fading Suns (Victory Point System). Because the setting is so deep that you can run any kind of scenario and it would fit like a glove. I love the setting. I love the game. I'd give up every other game I have, if I could run it. That's how much I like it. I just can't find people to play it.
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