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<blockquote data-quote="Chris Tavares" data-source="post: 3604465" data-attributes="member: 10098">Obscure games? I've probably sold more than I should have at this point, but I still have a few good ones.Mainstream at the time:TimeMaster - The Pacesetter game of time and dimension travel.Mekton II - Giant anime Robots!Castle Falkenstein - Ahh, one of my all time favorites. Magic, technology and intrigue in a victorian-ish Europe. Turned out to be too expensive to print, I guess.Worlds of Wonder - a boxed set from Chaosium that included a stripped down BRP system and world books for fantasy, sci-fi and supers (later expanded into the standalone Superworld, which I also have).Mid-press stuff:Swords of the Middle Kingdom - wuxia RPG, never really did anything with itLace &amp; Steel - the more recent reprint. What a pain to get, and next to impossible to read. ;-)Nobilis - beautiful, beautiful book. Not sure the game's one I want to play, though.Bunnies &amp; Burrows - The FGU editionVillians &amp; Vigilantes - the classic old superhero gameReally obscure:World of Synnibar - I bought it for $3 at a con. Best entertainment money I ever spent. The read is hysterical. Just don't ask me to actually play it.The Shattered Sky - adventuring on a Dyson sphere that's fallen apart.Tales of Gargenthir - A fantasy game that's pretty much indescribable.plus tons of miscellaneous PDF stuff that I won't go into, since they're not actually on my bookshelf.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chris Tavares, post: 3604465, member: 10098"] Obscure games? I've probably sold more than I should have at this point, but I still have a few good ones. Mainstream at the time: TimeMaster - The Pacesetter game of time and dimension travel. Mekton II - Giant anime Robots! Castle Falkenstein - Ahh, one of my all time favorites. Magic, technology and intrigue in a victorian-ish Europe. Turned out to be too expensive to print, I guess. Worlds of Wonder - a boxed set from Chaosium that included a stripped down BRP system and world books for fantasy, sci-fi and supers (later expanded into the standalone Superworld, which I also have). Mid-press stuff: Swords of the Middle Kingdom - wuxia RPG, never really did anything with it Lace & Steel - the more recent reprint. What a pain to get, and next to impossible to read. ;-) Nobilis - beautiful, beautiful book. Not sure the game's one I want to play, though. Bunnies & Burrows - The FGU edition Villians & Vigilantes - the classic old superhero game Really obscure: World of Synnibar - I bought it for $3 at a con. Best entertainment money I ever spent. The read is hysterical. Just don't ask me to actually play it. The Shattered Sky - adventuring on a Dyson sphere that's fallen apart. Tales of Gargenthir - A fantasy game that's pretty much indescribable. plus tons of miscellaneous PDF stuff that I won't go into, since they're not actually on my bookshelf. [/QUOTE]

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