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<blockquote data-quote="Lord Twig" data-source="post: 7688959" data-attributes="member: 31754"><p>I am cautiously optimistic about this new version. I started playing RuneQuest with the 2nd edition (bought the rule book and Cults of Prax with my lunch money back in the day). Then switched to Avalon Hill's RuneQuest 3 when it came out. My group played RQ3 (with a few important house rules) for 10+ years until we started having families and couldn't make the commitment anymore.</p><p></p><p>I was very excited when Mongoose said they were bringing back RQ, but was very disappointed with the result. So much so that I skipped their second edition. I heard some rumors of RQ6 by a different company (which I now know is The Design Mechanism), but I was in a dry period for RPGs and I never really looked into it.</p><p></p><p>About the same time I got somewhat involved in the BRP release and bought a couple copies of it. I'm very pleased with it, but have never had a chance to actually sit down and play it with a group. My interactions with Chaosium regarding BRP was very good, so they have generated some good will from me.</p><p></p><p>So I am not sure if I will back the 2nd Edition RuneQuest Kickstarter. I still have my original book, but it is in bad shape. A replacement might be nice.</p><p></p><p>Odds are I <em>will</em> pick up this latest version of RuneQuest. My hope is that it is good enough to allow me to actually play RQ again in a way that is familiar from years ago, but has enough modern changes that it can be played with the vastly reduced amount of time I can dedicate to games. A bit of a tall order, but one can hope for the best.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lord Twig, post: 7688959, member: 31754"] I am cautiously optimistic about this new version. I started playing RuneQuest with the 2nd edition (bought the rule book and Cults of Prax with my lunch money back in the day). Then switched to Avalon Hill's RuneQuest 3 when it came out. My group played RQ3 (with a few important house rules) for 10+ years until we started having families and couldn't make the commitment anymore. I was very excited when Mongoose said they were bringing back RQ, but was very disappointed with the result. So much so that I skipped their second edition. I heard some rumors of RQ6 by a different company (which I now know is The Design Mechanism), but I was in a dry period for RPGs and I never really looked into it. About the same time I got somewhat involved in the BRP release and bought a couple copies of it. I'm very pleased with it, but have never had a chance to actually sit down and play it with a group. My interactions with Chaosium regarding BRP was very good, so they have generated some good will from me. So I am not sure if I will back the 2nd Edition RuneQuest Kickstarter. I still have my original book, but it is in bad shape. A replacement might be nice. Odds are I [i]will[/i] pick up this latest version of RuneQuest. My hope is that it is good enough to allow me to actually play RQ again in a way that is familiar from years ago, but has enough modern changes that it can be played with the vastly reduced amount of time I can dedicate to games. A bit of a tall order, but one can hope for the best. [/QUOTE]
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