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New Feng Shui 2 RPG releases!

Ancient sorcerers. Slick conspirators. Control freak monks. Cyborg apes. Armed with the secrets of Feng Shui, all aim to conquer the past, present, and future. Only you have the guts, guns, and flying feet to stop them!

It's back in all its explodey, chi-blasting glory—Feng Shui, the classic game of Hong Kong–inspired cinematic action—refurbished with a fresh bag full of ammo for a new roleplaying generation! Original designer Robin D. Laws rushes your way on a bullet-riddled gurney to serve up the thrills fans remember, furiouser and faster than ever.

Choose between 36 action flick archetypes. Be an icy-cool killer, a determined martial artist, a maverick cop, a crusty old master, a clanking cyborg, a highway ronin, or a melancholy ghost. Fight with free-flowing bravura! Take out mooks, foes and bosses with guns, fu, magic, creature powers or the genetic mutations of a blasted future. Deploy smarts and skill to find your next fight!

Bolster your abilities by capturing special sites of power, the key to the Chi War that secretly commands history's course. Journey through time portals from contemporary Hong Kong to the Tang Dynasty, from the rebellion-soaked Opium Wars era to scorched, post-apocalyptic roadways.

Loaded with Game Master advice, easier to run than ever, and including a fully fleshed, mayhem-rich introductory adventure, Feng Shui 2 is more than ready for you. Are you ready for it? Feng Shui 2: Kick Butt, Blow Things Up, Save the World!

Make sure you snag a Feng Shui 2: A Fistful of Fight Scenes Game Masters Screen for you game too. Don't want those pesky players seeing what's in store for them!

Take a look at the rest of the Feng Shui 2 adventures and accessories here!

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An RPG based on re-arranging furniture?


darth_borehd wrote:
An RPG based on re-arranging furniture?

Glad I am not the only one this seemed really strange to.


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GM: "The henchman threatens you with your own knife."
Player: "He dares threaten me with my signature weapon?!" (Rolls well) "Hah! I use my sorcery to disarm him by rusting the knife away in his grasp, and cause a gust of wind to blow the rust towards my open hand where it gathers and un-rusts back to my familiar -- and beloved -- Knife of Many Deaths!"

I have almost all of the first run of this game, and had to kickstart this when they brought it back so I own the pdf, and I LOVE this game!

You know how you're always wanting to describe your action, but the rules get in the way of your action? One of the more fun parts about this game is that you get to describe your action, much like any action movie fight scene, but over-the-top like you always wanted it to look. EVERYTHING that occurred in Kung Fury could be recreated with this system without having to houserule it.

I've fond memories of the first one, and soon will be making more with the second iteration.

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Feng Shui furniture-arranging is a modern fad based on an ancient belief that chi energy flows over the land in certain patterns based on the geography. So, building your house at a particular spot on your plot, perhaps with the front door facing a certain direction, etc... would lead to prosperity.

The setting takes this to a grander scale, where those who control critical spots where chi energy gathers can control the very laws of reality (magic is stronger/weaker, etc). There's limited time travel, many secret factions fighting for control of these Feng Shui sites, and the whole lot is called "The Secret Wars".

Personally, I hardly ever used the setting. The original system was a very cool, streamlined action-movie system that could be adapted to just about any setting. We used it for a high-kung-fu Ancient Chinese campaign that we ran for years.

So yeah, I kickstarted the HELLS (Chinese got a lotta hells, Jack) outta this one. Haven't gotten to play the new system more than once at GenCon.


I wish I had seen the kickstarter for this. I would have kicked out all kinds of money for it. Feng Shui was/is one of my favorite rpgs. Where else can you free-form modern combat in a system that emulates the rules for action movies (specifically 80's action movies from the us and Hong Kong) exceedingly well.

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For the last time, no, you don't.

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This definitely looks pretty cool and interesting. Like a breath of fresh air, honestly. I am going to be giving this a shot in the near future.

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