Most influential RPG

[MGibster]

By that logic, so did Draempark

Did it have a bad reputation? This is a game I remember seeing at the game store but my friends and I never really gave it more than a cursory glance.

 

[dbolack]

Dream Park had a solid reception

Mayhap. But is a big pile of what not to do.

 

[dbolack]

Did it have a bad reputation? This is a game I remember seeing at the game store but my friends and I never really gave it more than a cursory glance.

Lessons learned from a product aren't always about the words. It was a layout nightmare.

 

[TheSword]

I’m going to throw Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay into the mix. It has gone through 4 popular editions and spawned a host of spin offs and copy’s. Probably for thr tone as much as anything. Low magic, gritty, Grimdark, with a British sense of humour.

 

[Staffan]

I’m going to throw Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay into the mix. It has gone through 4 popular editions and spawned a host of spin offs and copy’s. Probably for thr tone as much as anything. Low magic, gritty, Grimdark, with a British sense of humour.

Sure, Warhammer has been successful. But influential? I guess you could make the case that Warhammer 3e inspired Star Wars/Genesys via weird dice, but that's within the same company so I'm not sure that counts.