WayneLigon
Adventurer
I've played in settings like that in D&D and they worked fine, really. There is at least a fair chance that my next setting will be a homebrewed 'Fables' rip-off, or a very Fairy-Tale-like setting.
Grimm is my favorite setting. No need to justify why there's an evil monarch in every town or a monster in every forest. And there's an embarrassment of story ideas already written for you.Crothian said:The closest might be the little Grimm book FFG put out for their Horizon line.
kensanata said:When we play with fairy magic and all that, we use Zorceror of Zo with Fudge dice.
RSKennan said:I wrote The Complete Guide to Fey for Goodman Games, and I like to think that that book is a good start towards what you're talking about. I've been thinking about going the full distance and writing up a setting in the tradition of the movie Legend and other sources like it.
RSKennan said:I wrote The Complete Guide to Fey for Goodman Games, and I like to think that that book is a good start towards what you're talking about. I've been thinking about going the full distance and writing up a setting in the tradition of the movie Legend and other sources like it.