Obscure RPGs

[Infernal Teddy]

I've actually run a few games of For Faerie, Queen and Country

 

[Mycanid]

Yeah ... gotta include Toon in the list with the other votes. Man I did not like that game. :\

Oh yes - the Indiana Jones game too. Bleh!

 

[DMH]

We shouldn't forget free games in the form of pdfs.

http://mythogames.150m.com/index.htm has Stone of Souls (the Dark Crystal) and Wayfarer (Norse mythology)

http://www.geocities.com/mithrapolis/games.html has a bunch, including the Ladder, Zenobia (ancient Middle East) and Totem (Ice Age)

http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Galaxy/3773/waroftheworlds/ should be obvious

 

[beasterbrook]

raise dead...

love these threads (I go through em and make a list of what I'll missing and stuff to track down)

 

[Desh-Rae-Halra]

How about Psi World? ( I liked it)

Midnight at the Well of Souls?

Do Top Secret or James Bond count?

 

[Crothian]

JAmes Bond just got a retro clone called Classified so not as obscure anymore.

 

[Dioltach]

I've got one that hasn't been mentioned so far: Darksword Adventures. It was published as a paperback pocket as a follow-up to the Darksword Trilogy by Weiss & Hickman.

 

[Nytmare]

I spent way too much of the reading of this thread preparing arguments against the inclusion of so many of my old favorite RPGs from my college days.

Instead, I will submit the jewel of my obscure RPG collection: Powers and Perils

 

[matthewdik7]

Sword's path: glory



very complicated and obscure, but fortunately - recently re-surfaced:

http://mesmerizedbysirens.blogspot.it/2014/12/swords-path-glory-book-i-1982.html

 

[Alzrius]

I recently found a page with the fan-translation of native-Japanese table-top fantasy RPG Grancrest. It's made by the author of Record of Lodoss War, and looks quite interesting!