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Probably Star Wars, because that's what I do best and I have an itch to run it.
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Moving house threw a spanner into the works for me, since my group currently games online and much of my stuff is in storage: I don't have access to most of my gaming material, my PC, or even a desk! At least I've been able to play in sessions even though I'm not in a position to run anything (thank heavens for tablets).
What I have managed to do is to slowly write a few adventures for a short Forgotten Futures campaign I'm planning, based broadly on William Hope Hodgson's Carnacki the Ghost Finder stories. Early twentieth century Ghostbusters, after a fashion; of course, my lot will inevitably make it more like a combination of Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! and Carry On Screaming...
i need to go spend more time with that. I got it, then work hammered me.I rejoiced when I saw Raiders of R'lyeh had stats for Carnacki's electric pentacle.
Awesome! Please start a thread on it and tell us everything your players and you have done.
I never did play PFRPG but it's a pretty cool game.
Yup!Is PFan Palladium Fantasy?
Yup!
It became trendy on the internet to shit on Palladium. From my experience a good portion of the people that post that stuff haven’t actually played it or they don’t understand the concept of a toolbox system.That is an awesome cover.
I've never understood the beef with Palladium. It's basically D&D with better rules for fighting, and its notorious disorganization is no worse than AD&D, which everybody parsed just fine.
That is an awesome cover.
I've never understood the beef with Palladium. It's basically D&D with better rules for fighting, and its notorious disorganization is no worse than AD&D, which everybody parsed just fine.