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<blockquote data-quote="Draksila" data-source="post: 4536865" data-attributes="member: 31376">I'd have to say that the first game to really click with me after D&amp;D was Deadlands (the original; the Savage Worlds version is a bit oversimplified for my tastes).&nbsp; I had to sell the books during a financial downturn several years back, however, and haven't been able to find a reasonably priced copy of the revised Player's and Marshal's Guides since.&nbsp; I still look on a regular basis.&nbsp;I've played a good percentage of the games on the market.&nbsp; The one that currently clicks with me, however, is one I've only been able to play in one-shots; Eden Studio's Unisystem.&nbsp; I love the simple elegance of the ruleset and the flexibility it provides while maintaining a realistically lethal environment for horror-themed or supernatural investigation-based games.&nbsp; Hell, my players even liked it... they just weren't willing to stop playing D&amp;D long enough to let me run a full-length campaign.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Draksila, post: 4536865, member: 31376"] I'd have to say that the first game to really click with me after D&D was Deadlands (the original; the Savage Worlds version is a bit oversimplified for my tastes). I had to sell the books during a financial downturn several years back, however, and haven't been able to find a reasonably priced copy of the revised Player's and Marshal's Guides since. I still look on a regular basis. I've played a good percentage of the games on the market. The one that currently clicks with me, however, is one I've only been able to play in one-shots; Eden Studio's Unisystem. I love the simple elegance of the ruleset and the flexibility it provides while maintaining a realistically lethal environment for horror-themed or supernatural investigation-based games. Hell, my players even liked it... they just weren't willing to stop playing D&D long enough to let me run a full-length campaign. [/QUOTE]

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