Azzy
ᚳᚣᚾᛖᚹᚢᛚᚠ (He/Him)
I ran a fairly CB-esque campaign with the Mekton/Fuzion rules. It was a blast.I don't use Spelljammer, but I am going to run a Cowboy Bebop inspired short campaign set in a DnD space galaxy.
I ran a fairly CB-esque campaign with the Mekton/Fuzion rules. It was a blast.I don't use Spelljammer, but I am going to run a Cowboy Bebop inspired short campaign set in a DnD space galaxy.
Most definitely.Slayers.
Record of Lodoss War and Rune Soldier Louie are set in the same universe and have the same creator.Record of Lodoss War, Slayers, and Rune Soldier Louie are all either Ur-examples or potentially excluded form being reverse examples.
All three are based on the various authors D&D campaigns.
I'd love to see a Paprika crossover with D&D. That could get trippy.
I would probably use Shadow of the Demon Lord or Warhammer Fantasy RP for Berserk.I want to say Berserk, but it'd translate poorly to an RPG.
The setting is great, if a bit predictable at first. It's monster devoid then suddenly monster diverse. But the big kicker is of course the content is far too violent and disturbing, and you would have to include that for an honest product.
Also, it's so central characters driven, your PCs would either have to be them, or side characters in a story arc.
Or maybe it'd be the ultimate evil campaign, where you roll up some unique uber evil apostle, manifesting cool powers from your key driving philosophy (plus have an army of terrifying minions)... And you've got to somehow stop the unstoppable NPC party - and no accounts provoke their lead fighter to going Berserk.
The Insanity and Corruption rules, as well as the thematic magical traditions, would seem to make SotDL fit well for a lot of darker fantasy anime tropes.I would probably use Shadow of the Demon Lord or Warhammer Fantasy RP for Berserk.