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Message: <blockquote data-quote="zarionofarabel" data-source="post: 8147109" data-attributes="member: 7026405">Oh I realize that the fluff is intertwined with the crunch in Storytelling/Storyteller systems. However if you look closely, and take a moment to consider the impact of mechanical changes, these systems in no way have classes. Like I said, I used to hack them quite easily to use them as genetic systems. There used to be a guy that had a ton of customized character sheets for various hacks, Mad Irishman or something like that. Considering just how hackable they are I'm surprised that WW never did a generic version. I loved to use WW systems for everything at one point, because they are, in essence, classless systems. Then more recently I discovered the Runequests and their kin and just how much material there is out there for them. Now RQ (Mythras in particular) is my darling, can be used for so many different things. Also because it's been around as long as D&D there is so much material available for it. Bonus, unlike D&D which needs real shoehorning to make anything other than D&D work, RQ works for just about any genre! I can actually emulate something like GoT or LotR with it! Yeah, loves me Mythras, it's the best system around!Sorry, got carried away with my Mythras love, hehe!On a side note...what did you write for WW? I bet I read some of your work!</blockquote>