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<blockquote data-quote="Ixal" data-source="post: 8443019" data-attributes="member: 7030132"><p>Are you looking for a system with less combat/killing (meaning the option to do something else) or no combat at all?</p><p></p><p>Some examples:</p><p>Shadowrun: While the world is dystopian and violent the rules system gives you many option besides combat and in general combat is seen by most groups as plan B when plan A fails. The system also assumes that the PCs will engage in a lot of blackmail, sweet talking, sabotage, etc. The goal is usually to fulfil a mission. How they do it is up to the PCs</p><p></p><p>Traveller: Very open ended Sci Fi game. You guys have a ship, a huge mountain of debts, go nuts. It supports basically anything the PCs want to do from fighting, trading, having adventures, etc.</p><p></p><p>Warhammer Fantasy RPG (2E): A bit more on the fighting side but despite the Warhammer license it can be played non violently which, considering how deadly the setting is, many players do and there are enough careers which are not combat focused out there.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ixal, post: 8443019, member: 7030132"] Are you looking for a system with less combat/killing (meaning the option to do something else) or no combat at all? Some examples: Shadowrun: While the world is dystopian and violent the rules system gives you many option besides combat and in general combat is seen by most groups as plan B when plan A fails. The system also assumes that the PCs will engage in a lot of blackmail, sweet talking, sabotage, etc. The goal is usually to fulfil a mission. How they do it is up to the PCs Traveller: Very open ended Sci Fi game. You guys have a ship, a huge mountain of debts, go nuts. It supports basically anything the PCs want to do from fighting, trading, having adventures, etc. Warhammer Fantasy RPG (2E): A bit more on the fighting side but despite the Warhammer license it can be played non violently which, considering how deadly the setting is, many players do and there are enough careers which are not combat focused out there. [/QUOTE]
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