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<blockquote data-quote="Philotomy Jurament" data-source="post: 3058462" data-attributes="member: 20854">I like True20 a lot, too.&nbsp; I tried several different systems as one-shots or mini-campaigns when my group started wanting something other than 3E.&nbsp; The ones that stuck were C&amp;C, Lejendary Adventure, and True20.C&amp;C became the system for our main game, and actually spawned a second campaign (the new group I mentioned, earlier).&nbsp; I never would've considered that when prepping and running my 3E game.I run Lejendary Adventure on off-nights.&nbsp; I have a mini-setting/mini-campaign where the Avatars are all &quot;vat creatures&quot; (created humans) in a &quot;pocket world&quot; dominated by a handful of Wizard Lords.&nbsp; (A little Dying Earth influence.)&nbsp; I like LA's skill bundle approach, and I like that the Avatars start off being pretty potent, with relatively slow advancement.We play True20 for low-magic psuedo-historical games.&nbsp; I ran a very cool ancient greece mini-campaign.&nbsp; I have a bronze-age Canaan mini-campaign warmining up.&nbsp; I want to do Vikings and Imperial Rome, too.&nbsp; True20 is great for things like this.&nbsp; The damage save system, conviction, no dependency on magic items, etc. all work exceptionally well for this kind of game. Someday I'll probably play 3E, again.&nbsp; I bought Ptolus, which strikes me as the perfect setting for a 3E game.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Philotomy Jurament, post: 3058462, member: 20854"] I like True20 a lot, too. I tried several different systems as one-shots or mini-campaigns when my group started wanting something other than 3E. The ones that stuck were C&C, Lejendary Adventure, and True20. C&C became the system for our main game, and actually spawned a second campaign (the new group I mentioned, earlier). I never would've considered that when prepping and running my 3E game. I run Lejendary Adventure on off-nights. I have a mini-setting/mini-campaign where the Avatars are all "vat creatures" (created humans) in a "pocket world" dominated by a handful of Wizard Lords. (A little [i]Dying Earth[/i] influence.) I like LA's skill bundle approach, and I like that the Avatars start off being pretty potent, with relatively slow advancement. We play True20 for low-magic psuedo-historical games. I ran a very cool ancient greece mini-campaign. I have a bronze-age Canaan mini-campaign warmining up. I want to do Vikings and Imperial Rome, too. True20 is great for things like this. The damage save system, conviction, no dependency on magic items, etc. all work exceptionally well for this kind of game. Someday I'll probably play 3E, again. I bought Ptolus, which strikes me as the perfect setting for a 3E game. [/QUOTE]

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