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<blockquote data-quote="Haiku Elvis" data-source="post: 8928318" data-attributes="member: 7032874">Up vote for previous mention award goes to the Culture novels. Special Circumstances meddling in lower tech cultures would make a good RPG setting. Although you know one guy would insist on playing a knife missile.IP I just assumed there would never be an RPG for but bloody hell there is, how did that happen? Award. Vurt. (From the book by Jeff Noon don't worry if you've never heard of it that's kind of the point)Although I haven't bought it as on Drive Thru it makes it sound more of a crunchy Cyberpunky style game and I worry it would annoy me by not being the kind of out there game that I'd want Vurt to be.IPs I want as a game that I don't think have come up yet?David Gemmel - John Shannow/Jerusalem Man books. (But ignore the rubbish last one) for your post apocalyptic, magic wish stones, mutant animal people, fire and brimstone gunslinging western action.Farscape - so I can fail a fear saving throw and fart helium whilst robbing a shadow depository.EDIT: completely didn't think of it until the second I posted but &quot;Into the Badlands.&quot; It kinda ticks some of the boxes of the Shannow books if you replaced Clint Eastward westerns with Game of Thrones and Wuxia.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Haiku Elvis, post: 8928318, member: 7032874"] Up vote for previous mention award goes to the Culture novels. Special Circumstances meddling in lower tech cultures would make a good RPG setting. Although you know one guy would insist on playing a knife missile. IP I just assumed there would never be an RPG for but bloody hell there is, how did that happen? Award. Vurt. (From the book by Jeff Noon don't worry if you've never heard of it that's kind of the point) Although I haven't bought it as on Drive Thru it makes it sound more of a crunchy Cyberpunky style game and I worry it would annoy me by not being the kind of out there game that I'd want Vurt to be. IPs I want as a game that I don't think have come up yet? David Gemmel - John Shannow/Jerusalem Man books. (But ignore the rubbish last one) for your post apocalyptic, magic wish stones, mutant animal people, fire and brimstone gunslinging western action. Farscape - so I can fail a fear saving throw and fart helium whilst robbing a shadow depository. EDIT: completely didn't think of it until the second I posted but "Into the Badlands." It kinda ticks some of the boxes of the Shannow books if you replaced Clint Eastward westerns with Game of Thrones and Wuxia. [/QUOTE]

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