If you could choose ONE non-d20 game to play, which one would it be?

Which game would you choose?

  • HERO System

    Votes: 24 14.2%
  • GURPS

    Votes: 24 14.2%
  • World of Darkness (new or old)

    Votes: 16 9.5%
  • Tri-Stat dx

    Votes: 4 2.4%
  • West End Games d6

    Votes: 6 3.6%
  • Exalted

    Votes: 11 6.5%
  • Other

    Votes: 84 49.7%

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Shadowrun, with house-ruled Decking and Vehicle Combat. The rules as written make those two aspects a game within the game while the non-deckers twiddle their thumbs.
 

Deadlands

I absolutely love that system. Fits the Wierd West like a glove. Except for movement, yes movement is wonky.
 

An easy choice for me: BRP Call of Cthulhu. Apart from D&D, it's easily my favorite RPG, and I love it. :)
 

Other

Looking at my shelves, if the d20 D&D game disappeared, I would be left with Star Wars (which is kind of a cheat of an answer since it really is d20). Sometimes I contemplate quitting everything else for SWRPG anyway. It might be the only way I ever get to play it again.

My next option is AD&D (which is alos a kind of a cheat of an answer since AD&D is really D&D). But I have a lot of good, old material for that game; and I find it quite enjoyable as a core game.

My next option would be SW Minis with the new campaign book (but see first paragraph cheat).

So, I guess I'm left with ORK! It's a simple system, but it doesn't last too long in play. Otherwise, Villians & Vigilantes is on deck; but it probably wouldn't last too long either.

I don't think I could return to Rifts or Heros Unlimited. I would play Rifts, but I can't run it.

Without D&D or d20 derivatives, I am proibably done with RPGs.
 

My first choice is the HERO system because you can make it into anything you want. I played my first Champions game back in 1982.

A close 2nd is PEG's Savage Worlds, because it is fast, easy, and again, you can make it into anything you want.

-collin
:cool:
 

I'd have to say the world of darkness (most likely its latest incarnation as I only have 'Vampire: The Masquerade' from the old set). Mainly because I love the whole modern day supernatural thing (much better than Urban Arcana, although I think they were going for more of a Buffy kind of flavour there).
 



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