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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Barak" data-source="post: 2502667" data-attributes="member: 3028">Well Graf has a good point.  Example?My latest D&D campaign (now I'm running WLD in a "regular campaign, but that's sort of beside the point) had..  Skavens, the Chaos Gods (and their mutated cultists), Sigmar as a God, dwarven troll/giant slayers, the towns of Altdorf and Middenheim, blase students, etc..So why wasn't I just running WFRP?  None of my players know the system, and none of us (me included) have the books.  And before this new edition came out, getting even just the main book would have been sort of arduous around here.  D&D?  It's at Waldenbooks.  They don't really need "misleading reviews".I do play in a WFRP game on-line though.  And even thought it's in the new edition, and all I -remember- (and all I ever played!) was the first edition, it's easy for me to play.  So yeah, it's still pretty close to it's roots.And Nexus does rock, even though CM hasn't updated in 72 years.</blockquote>