Realistic Combat that's Simple(ish)

[soviet]

Well, I like specific Injuries being possible, and long-lasting.

You should honestly check out MERP or Rolemaster (second edition), based on your stated preferences I think you'd find it interesting

 

[Micah Sweet]

You should honestly check out MERP or Rolemaster (second edition), based on your stated preferences I think you'd find it interesting

I own MERP and I like it quite a bit. There's really no chance to get anyone I know to play it with me, however.

 

[soviet]

I own MERP and I like it quite a bit. There's really no chance to get anyone I know to play it with me, however.

That's a shame. I managed to run RM2 with the MERP campaign modules a few years ago and hope to get back to it one day. It's honestly one of my favourite games.

 

[Micah Sweet]

That's a shame. I managed to run RM2 with the MERP campaign modules a few years ago and hope to get back to it one day. It's honestly one of my favourite games.

I lost all my old sim-trending friends years ago, some to moving away, personal reasons (or both), or sadly passing away. I only get to talk about this stuff online now.

 

[Bill Zebub]

I own MERP and I like it quite a bit. There's really no chance to get anyone I know to play it with me, however.

I sadly got rid of all my original MERP stuff decades ago. I wouldn't want to play the system, but the supplements were good readin'.

 

[Micah Sweet]

I sadly got rid of all my original MERP stuff decades ago. I wouldn't want to play the system, but the supplements were good readin'.

I have a physical copy of the corebook, and I've seen many of the supplements.

 

[Jd Smith1]

The only downside of MERP is that your players had to be deeply invested in the lore.