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<blockquote data-quote="JeffB" data-source="post: 6671157" data-attributes="member: 518">I think I'd vote Dungeon World.It drives the action and story through simple mechanics, AS LONG AS everyone is on top of their game, so to speak.&nbsp; Its story, exploration and action focused, and a mediocre or even bad roll usually leads to interesting new twists...not the typical pass/fail&nbsp; of D&amp;D. I have been surprised by and enjoy now letting players roll all the dice, and adding their own elements to the fiction. And I like having a system that steers away from linear pre-written Adventres ala modern Adventure Paths from WOTC and Paizo.&nbsp; I ran a wonderful several&nbsp; session DW game just coming up with a list of names, places and ideas based on the mini gaz in B3 (orange cover) and the plot/enemies of B3 (green cover). It was definitely the best time I have had DM'ing in the past 20 years. Of course it started to veer off in places, but that was a strength.Great system. Not for the number crunchers, character build , or simulationists though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JeffB, post: 6671157, member: 518"] I think I'd vote Dungeon World. It drives the action and story through simple mechanics, AS LONG AS everyone is on top of their game, so to speak. Its story, exploration and action focused, and a mediocre or even bad roll usually leads to interesting new twists...not the typical pass/fail of D&D. I have been surprised by and enjoy now letting players roll all the dice, and adding their own elements to the fiction. And I like having a system that steers away from linear pre-written Adventres ala modern Adventure Paths from WOTC and Paizo. I ran a wonderful several session DW game just coming up with a list of names, places and ideas based on the mini gaz in B3 (orange cover) and the plot/enemies of B3 (green cover). It was definitely the best time I have had DM'ing in the past 20 years. Of course it started to veer off in places, but that was a strength. Great system. Not for the number crunchers, character build , or simulationists though. [/QUOTE]

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