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I have some quibbles with your definitions of both things, but this thread isn't the place for them.
What are you favorite RPG genres?
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Interesting question!
Supers. I'm always on the lookout for my next favorite supers system. I want to play them, but if I want them to happen at all I usually have to run them.
I love superhero comics, always have, and always will, so getting to jump head first into that milieu is always a blast.
Sword & Sorcery. I love the grittiness and tone, but I have trouble getting groups to buy in; to the average fantasy gamer it feels like a D&D game with fewer options.
Low fantasy. I like relying more on character and skill than on magic and other superpowers, but this shares a similar problem with S&S, above.
Hard scifi. Again, less about characters with superpowers and more about characters dealing with challenges in a more naturalistic albeit high-tech society or environment. Systems for this seem to be few and far between, but is love to stand corrected!
Supers. I'm always on the lookout for my next favorite supers system. I want to play them, but if I want them to happen at all I usually have to run them.
I love superhero comics, always have, and always will, so getting to jump head first into that milieu is always a blast.
Sword & Sorcery. I love the grittiness and tone, but I have trouble getting groups to buy in; to the average fantasy gamer it feels like a D&D game with fewer options.
Low fantasy. I like relying more on character and skill than on magic and other superpowers, but this shares a similar problem with S&S, above.
Hard scifi. Again, less about characters with superpowers and more about characters dealing with challenges in a more naturalistic albeit high-tech society or environment. Systems for this seem to be few and far between, but is love to stand corrected!
