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<blockquote data-quote="Fallen Seraph" data-source="post: 4563835" data-attributes="member: 57894">For me somethings I would like to see turned into RPGs (either just Settings or full-blown RPGs):-Elder Scrolls: Morrowind: This was such a interesting world and had lots of elements that are quite unique to it that it be great to see in a RPG format.-Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura: This I think is one of the best Steampunk meets fantasy games out there and elements such as magic vs. technology and the real mechanical impact that has be interesting to see in a RPG.-Dune: It is freaking DUNE! It is a setting where you could get a good mix of crazy combat both hand-to-hand and also futuristic. As well as some of the most cut-throat diplomacy and social situations ever.-Ghost in The Shell: Stand Alone Complex: This one would probably serve better as a setting, but SAC I find is a nice break from lots of the grim and gritty Cyberpunk games/settings.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fallen Seraph, post: 4563835, member: 57894"] For me somethings I would like to see turned into RPGs (either just Settings or full-blown RPGs): [B]-Elder Scrolls: Morrowind:[/B] This was such a interesting world and had lots of elements that are quite unique to it that it be great to see in a RPG format. [B]-Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura:[/B] This I think is one of the best Steampunk meets fantasy games out there and elements such as magic vs. technology and the real mechanical impact that has be interesting to see in a RPG. [B]-Dune:[/B] It is freaking DUNE! It is a setting where you could get a good mix of crazy combat both hand-to-hand and also futuristic. As well as some of the most cut-throat diplomacy and social situations ever. [B]-Ghost in The Shell: Stand Alone Complex:[/B] This one would probably serve better as a setting, but SAC I find is a nice break from lots of the grim and gritty Cyberpunk games/settings. [/QUOTE]

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