I am loving #TerminatorRPG and the #SLAIndustries system it's based on, but I normally prefer fantasy games.
D&D was my favorite game for thirty years. I reckon it's going to take a fair bit of time before I'll know what's taking its place.
Right now I'm on a buying/reading rampage across pre-2000 non-TSR fantasy RPGs. #RuneQuest, #Earthdawn, #PalladiumFantasy
Trying to gather up my real-life players for my #TerminatorRPG campaign, "Scoundrels in Paradise". My real-life players are not *having* it, though much of this is difficult work/school/holiday schedules.
"Slice of life" roleplaying about being freelance guerrillas in a warzone that doesn't *know* it's a warzone yet... and you're trying to keep it that way, by any means necessary.
What is not to love, here?
Oh, a lot of franchises that people like to "translate" to D&D already have their own official RPGs. They vary in quality, but there's usually some effort to make the system fit the fiction, rather than trying to wrap the frayed hide of the fiction around the system.
#DresdenFilesRPG ; #MarvelSuperheroes (FASERIP) #MarvelHeroicRoleplaying ;
#Avatar the Last Airbender ; #TerminatorRPG ; #DragonAge ; #TheWitcherRPG ; #CallofCthulhu ;
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