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<blockquote data-quote="MGibster" data-source="post: 8621747" data-attributes="member: 4534">I find that to be a very difficult question to answer.&nbsp; I didn't think I'd ever want to see Alien or Blade Runner turned into RPGs, but I own the former and am looking forward to the latter's release.&nbsp; If you told me in 1995 that I would absolutely fall in love just two years later with an RPG based off the IP of a collectible card game I would have laughed, but Legend of the Five Rings is a great RPG.&nbsp; Scooby-Doo, or Hanna-Barbera, where you create a group of young people who solve mysteries.&nbsp;&nbsp; In the 70s, there were a slew of shows like this including The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan, Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels, Josie and the Pussycats, and Jabber Jaw.&nbsp; This might be a great game for younger gamers where solving a mystery could be emphasized over violence. A Mad Max style game might be a lot of fun.&nbsp; You could have a campaign where one more of the same characters appear in every adventure, but continuity is not 100% accurate.&nbsp; Didn't your car get blown up in the last adventure?&nbsp; Who cares, just roll with it.&nbsp; Necromunda is a table top skirmish game set in the Warhammer 40k universe were gangers fight one another in the bowels of Hive City for money and power.&nbsp; I don't think there's a 40k game specifically for Necromunda, but there's a rich vein of lore to mine and the setting is fantastic.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MGibster, post: 8621747, member: 4534"] I find that to be a very difficult question to answer. I didn't think I'd ever want to see [I]Alien[/I] or [I]Blade Runner [/I]turned into RPGs, but I own the former and am looking forward to the latter's release. If you told me in 1995 that I would absolutely fall in love just two years later with an RPG based off the IP of a collectible card game I would have laughed, but Legend of the Five Rings is a great RPG. Scooby-Doo, or Hanna-Barbera, where you create a group of young people who solve mysteries. In the 70s, there were a slew of shows like this including [I]The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan[/I], [I]Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels[/I], [I]Josie and the Pussycats,[/I] and [I]Jabber Jaw[/I]. This might be a great game for younger gamers where solving a mystery could be emphasized over violence. A Mad Max style game might be a lot of fun. You could have a campaign where one more of the same characters appear in every adventure, but continuity is not 100% accurate. Didn't your car get blown up in the last adventure? Who cares, just roll with it. Necromunda is a table top skirmish game set in the Warhammer 40k universe were gangers fight one another in the bowels of Hive City for money and power. I don't think there's a 40k game specifically for Necromunda, but there's a rich vein of lore to mine and the setting is fantastic. [/QUOTE]

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