| Drejk |
Uh, did or did I not played Cthulhu within the last five years... It could be more than five years since the last CoC session I participated in... Also, the poll is very limited in it's scope. It does not involve many other popular games, namely: Rogue Trader, Warhammer, Legend Of Five Rings, Exalted, lots and lots of 3r party d20 settings beyond Iron Kingdoms.
| Leo_Negri |
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And of course my preferred game doesn't even get a nod (as usual, despite its setting having been done in in d20, GURPS, and Savage Worlds in addition to its own unique, original system, to say nothing of having also spawned a miniatures skirmish game, a CCG, a disc-wars variant, and a Frag variant [and I believe an All Flesh must be Eaten subsetting}). I refer to the inimitable Deadlands setting.
| Jam412 |
Jam412 wrote:Just curious, why did you pick these games?Really, these are the ones I currently know where to find an active on-going game.
Ah, okay. That's much less cryptic than your other answer. :-)
Did you end up choosing one?
| Grand Magus |
Grand Magus wrote:Jam412 wrote:Just curious, why did you pick these games?Really, these are the ones I currently know where to find an active on-going game.
Ah, okay. That's much less cryptic than your other answer. :-)
Did you end up choosing one?
I kinda want to try out Usagi Yojimbo or Colonial Gothic.
| DSXMachina |
I ran a Traveller (T4) one-shot.
I am currently running 2 Dresden Files games (1 on these boards & 1 in real life)
At least two complete Call of Cthulhu campaigns, as it's one of the GM's favourites.
Played in 1 session of Dark Heresy, which died due to certain player availability.
Had a couple of 1-2 session games of GURP's, just to fill in the club nights (inc. GURPS Traveller).
Xaaon of Xen'Drik
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I run Traveller as Mongoose Infantry
I played Dresden Files at Kingdom Con last year, it was a BLAST!!!
I have played CoC about 12 years ago, it was fun!!
I have Dark Heresy, and Rogue Trader, both are pretty cool, just haven't gotten around to play them.
DSXMachina, do you need another player for Dresden Files???
| DSXMachina |
DSXMachina wrote:I ran a Traveller (T4) one-shot.
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What was the goal and story of your Traveller one-shot??
Pick up a package (a head with a micro-chip in it- but the PC's never looked in the box). And deliever it to a starship on the other side of the planet, despite being attacked. Unfortunately they only just got to the drop-off point when we stopped, because character creation took a while (should have used pre-gens, but only had 3-4 hours to create the scenario). Also since I was so kind/stupid I allowed re-rolls for skills, because that guy didn't want a -1 stat or Artillery:4.
| DrGames |
DrGames wrote:
DH, COC, TRAVELLER
What was/is your Traveller game about?
The campaign, "forward to the past," is set in an old Judges Guild sector.
The premise was an entire Imperial battlefleet simply **vanished**.
After a few missions to test the PCs' mettle, one of their unassuming henchfolk revealed that she was part of the inner circle of the Emperor. He needed the incident investigated discretely.
The ensuing adventures took the party to an apparently natural world that should be billions of years old that is actually less than 50,000 years old by date testing! The party found many varieties of ecologically impossible species, many conforming to mythological creatures from the various sentient races. The apparent TL of the civilizations on the world were in the 3-4 range. Eventually the party discovered some very, very long lived creatures in the caverns beneath the planet that told an intriguing tale.
That led the party to look at ancient astronomical histories ... that eventually led them to ... something extremely cool.
The whole campaign is a grand exploration motif, and what keeps the players coming to the table is that there are some real moral challenges presented to the players, e.g., "are there some things that are too dangerous to know?"
Does that help?
in service,
| Grand Magus |
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I wish I had included Cyberpunk 2020
The system is very nice. (hint hint)
For those familiar with d20, the resolution system will look vaguely familiar, roll a d10, add in your skill rating and your stat, and beat a target number.
Character creation is very simple, depending on the level of the game, the GM has the option of assigning points for stats which range from 1-10, or to roll dice.
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