That's interesting. I wonder how one would balance the fiddliness of crafting and resource collection with fun at the table.
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What Property Do You Still Want to See Get a TTRPG Adaptation
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GreyLord
Legend
The original 1985 series or the 2011 remake?
1985 would be my first choice (more lore, in some ways more out there)...but the new one (2011?) would also be fine as well.
Either or.
Aldarc
Legend
Possibly like this: Iron Valley. It looks like it's a Stardew Valley-esque version of Ironsworn. I have not looked closely, but Ironsworn uses something like progress clocks for different quests. That would be a more PbtA way of doing things.
I suspect a more OSR way of doing things would be closer to the base-building mini-game of old.
But I would be interested in the different ways that people would try tackling such a conversion.
Wolfpack48
Hero
Logan’s Run would make for a pretty cool setting.
Oddly, Stranger Things could actually be a pretty fun rpg, with a meta d&d theme going to boot.
Oddly, Stranger Things could actually be a pretty fun rpg, with a meta d&d theme going to boot.
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Wolfram stout
Hero
Lots of good answers, so I have two bad ones:
1) I know I may get beat up on this one, but I would love to see that setting bible that was supposedly written for Rebel Moon. I know the movie had its problems, but I thought it was overall kind of neat.
2) Dungeon-Crawler Carl. This may just be a fad, but I just started the 4th book and am reading them at a pace I have not hit in years.
1) I know I may get beat up on this one, but I would love to see that setting bible that was supposedly written for Rebel Moon. I know the movie had its problems, but I thought it was overall kind of neat.
2) Dungeon-Crawler Carl. This may just be a fad, but I just started the 4th book and am reading them at a pace I have not hit in years.
Theory of Games
Storied Gamist
The Matrix.
Definitely needs its own thing, done by the right people. The system would need to capture all the elements: martial arts, science fiction, the supernatural, shoot-outs, melodrama - all of it.
A superhero rpg or The Veil or Demon: The Descent gets close, but I'd pay way too much for a well-done ttrpg that emulates the series.
Definitely needs its own thing, done by the right people. The system would need to capture all the elements: martial arts, science fiction, the supernatural, shoot-outs, melodrama - all of it.
A superhero rpg or The Veil or Demon: The Descent gets close, but I'd pay way too much for a well-done ttrpg that emulates the series.
Corinnguard
Hero
Disney's Gargoyles.
Corinnguard
Hero
Regarding Disney's Gargoyles as a TTRPG setting, there is a homebrew for the World of Darkness setting called Gargoyles: The Vigil. https://ia800403.us.archive.org/14/items/gargoyles-the-vigil/Gargoyles The Vigil.pdf
Twiggly the Gnome
Legend
I'd be cool if someone could get the license to both of these, and present them as a shared universe...
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