Which RPGNow products would you like to buy at your FLGS?

[Wolv0rine]

I'm still trying to figure out how Year of the Zombie can have as many votes as it does, and yet only one person's mentioned it in the thread.

 

[trancejeremy]

Yeah, definitely 12 to Midnights stuff. I keep meaning to get some of their stuff in POD, but my appliances keep breaking and so I've been putting them off.

There's also a book from someone else about Vampires. I want to say some Scandanavian company.

 

[DragonLancer]

I voted for Year of the Zombie. I bought the PDF and its an excellent D20M source material for those of us who love our zombie horror. Its one product that I really do want to see as a proper printted product.

 

[diaglo]

i'd like to see all of the OoP products back in print.

 

[Kesh]

I went for Elements of Magic, OVA and Other: I'd love to see a compiled & fully d20 Futurized Blood & Space. That may be a bit out of the scope of what you were asking for, though.

 

[scourger]

Products from Pinnacle Entertainment Group/Great White Games and 12 to Midnight.

 

[WillyPete]

I voted for Cold Space, though I'm not sure that I'd pick it up...
I'd look at it, at least!
Since I've already got Living Legends (and was rather disappointed with it!), I wouldn't vote for that (Sorry, Jeff!)...
I also voted for 'Other', and would have at least some interest in seeing the following (all are on my Wish List)...
Deeds, Not Words by Cryptosnark Games
Unorthodox Modern Cheerleaders
{Yeah, okay, I'm not holding my breath, on that one!}
Urban Fairie, and
Shades of Black (Champions Adventure)

 

[Michael Hopcroft]

I was hoping ther'd be more love for OVA, a nice and origina; anime game which could definitely use the exposure.

 

[Sadinotna]

I was hoping ther'd be more love for OVA, a nice and origina; anime game which could definitely use the exposure.

Same here. It makes BESM look like crap, and yet no one's heard of it.

 

[jdrakeh]

Same here. It makes BESM look like crap, and yet no one's heard of it.

Actually, a lot of people have heard of OVA, but its publisher did a lot of sock-puppet promotion over at RPGnet, which might have hurt its reputation a bit. Also, there were intiailly a lot of very suspect claims about 'being the best anime system ever' and that kind of boasting generally turns people off. Personally, I really dislike newer editions of BESM (I liked the original, gray, booklet okay) and much prefer OVA, but where promotion is concerned, I think that the publisher may have shot themselves in the foot early on.