navyik wrote:Only if he dances for us...
huzzah!
navyik wrote:Only if he dances for us...
navyik wrote:Only if he dances for us...
Whitey wrote:
Alan got a private lap dance show last night and pm'd me this morning with his support.
navyik wrote:Rotary repeating carbine?
Whitey wrote:It's been 2 decades since I played SW the RPG, but I recall the d6 system it used a ton of fun. Throwing literal handfuls of dice. Why go through the brain damage of adapting it to 5e?
MAS wrote:I would so love to play space/scifi games that are not Star Wars. There are so many other awesome settings to explore.
I'll email the DMG. It is big so it will be a google drive link.
Bones wrote:Whitey wrote:It's been 2 decades since I played SW the RPG, but I recall the d6 system it used a ton of fun. Throwing literal handfuls of dice. Why go through the brain damage of adapting it to 5e?
Those old systems are as dated as the linoleum floors of our parents' kitchens. Shadow run, white wolf, star wars... Just don't hold up well anymore.
Robyo wrote:
Oh please. Just because something is dated, doesn't mean you have to give up on it. If that's the case, throw away your Led Zeppelin records! (Or better yet, give them to me!)
Lots of people still play the old games, which is part of the reason of the retroclone craze. Say what you will, but it has spurred a lot of indie publishing and helps keep D&D dangerous.
I had a lot of fun with d6 Star Wars back in the day. I wouldn't exactly call it balanced (by today's standards), but it's "balanced enough." Ha!
Besides that, the current edition of Star Wars (by FFG) gets good reviews, though I know very little about the system.
whit10 wrote:Rob, I have a ton of old gaming books left. Do people still pay money for them? I'd love to sell them all if people want them.
Bones wrote:Back on my phone....
I forgot that L&S used different human variants, good point. That was a fun game and I hope we return for more!
Gaming is different than personal reading. We are not going to all read some author just to play in that world. I am reading some of the new SW novels. Lords of the Sith is entertaining which is probably why I have renewed interest in running SW, lol.
MAS wrote: Saying we can't play other stuff because of system limitations is just saying we don't feel like looking around.
Bones wrote:I just found 5e Volos guide to races and monsters, lots of good content for new races
Whitey wrote:I like the idea of sci-fi in a tighter scale like Firefly or The Expanse. Even one fully developed solar system is big enough to tell a ton of stories and have variations in society, culture, and technologies.
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