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<blockquote data-quote="dm4hire" data-source="post: 4601934" data-attributes="member: 14848">I'm going to pitch my new game of interest: <a href="http://www.exilegames.com" target="_blank">Hollow Earth Expedition</a>.&nbsp; It is pretty simple and streamlined, using a dice pool and successes are determined by the number of evens you roll.&nbsp; They even have fans and publishers converting stuff over from SW for it.&nbsp; It's a pulp era adventures game but the system can easily be switched over to modern.&nbsp; There's only two books out right now, the core book and Secrets of the Surface World.&nbsp; They will be coming out with another book soon called Mysteries of the Hollow Earth.&nbsp; Also there's a fan magazine called Danger Magnet which I've seen posted here in the forum by one of the contributors.I've found in my experience that it is some times best to try to convert limited resource games to what you want than try to convert something with lots of books to pull from.&nbsp; HEX would definitely be easy to make your own rules for.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dm4hire, post: 4601934, member: 14848"] I'm going to pitch my new game of interest: [URL="http://www.exilegames.com"]Hollow Earth Expedition[/URL]. It is pretty simple and streamlined, using a dice pool and successes are determined by the number of evens you roll. They even have fans and publishers converting stuff over from SW for it. It's a pulp era adventures game but the system can easily be switched over to modern. There's only two books out right now, the core book and Secrets of the Surface World. They will be coming out with another book soon called Mysteries of the Hollow Earth. Also there's a fan magazine called Danger Magnet which I've seen posted here in the forum by one of the contributors. I've found in my experience that it is some times best to try to convert limited resource games to what you want than try to convert something with lots of books to pull from. HEX would definitely be easy to make your own rules for. [/QUOTE]

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