Reply With QuoteThanks for posting the quickstart guide, JessHartley.
That's uncommonly kind of you. For extra respect points: Who uttered the line?
Thoth's trivia for the day: From which movie--and possible book--was the italicized line taken from?
World of Darkness
Cthulhutech, GURPS Cthulhupunk, or other Cthulhoid future
Shadowrun
Cyberpunk
Other "cyberpunk" game (please explain below)
Paranoia
SLA Industries
Other (please explain below)
Thread: Favorite Dark Future Games
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Have you checked out Alpha Omega? Gorgeous books, and the Quick Start guide just released today.
~jess
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Thanks for posting the quickstart guide, JessHartley.
That's uncommonly kind of you. For extra respect points: Who uttered the line?
Thoth's trivia for the day: From which movie--and possible book--was the italicized line taken from?
Thoth-Amon, Lord of the Underworld and the Undead
Once you know what the magician knows, it's not magick. It's a 'tool of Creation'. -Archmagus H.H.
The first step to expanding your reality is to discard the tendency to exclude things from possibility. - Meridjet
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Originally Posted by Arch Lich Thoth-Amon
Well, I'm no dryad (more of a boggan) but I'd be barking up the wrong tree if I didn't know Treebeard when he was quoted at me.
~jess
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My Alpha Omega books just arrived. They are quite handsome, and I look forward to playing the game.
There is no path, traveler; the path is made by walking.
-Antonio Machado
Now that Barbarians of the Aftermath is out, I have a favorite new rules-light style PA game. It also has a lot of stuff for generating PA settings and adventures, so it's a good pretty good "idea mine" even if you don't like the system.
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The Underdark, of course......
Windstar - Escapee from the D&D'ers retirement home. Trust in the Shadows!!
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So envious.
So awesome.
Best part about dnd gaming was the Underdark. One was not a true expert player until one adventured in the Underdark, and survived. Ahh, the memories.
Once you know what the magician knows, it's not magick. It's a 'tool of Creation'. -Archmagus H.H.
The first step to expanding your reality is to discard the tendency to exclude things from possibility. - Meridjet
Community SupporterMy favorite dark future is definitely Alternity's Dark matter. I really like the Alternity system in general.
I've got to go with Shadowrun. The nice mix of fantasy and cyberpunk worked well for me. I loved the fiction around it and even helped playstest it on the old compuserve boards.
Well, its hard to beat Shadowrun... but thats pretty limited in scope. I have 2 other dark future games, the first is a custom modified Star Frontiers campaign thats been running for almost 15 years or so. Its Bladerunner-esque in some part, like a dream in others, the mega-corp owned worlds and then there's the hard life on the Rim and outer worlds. Lastly i've run a few games in a custom milieu called Ancient Futures - its a conspiracy driven multi-world and time and genre spanning game wherein different gods and powers struggle for the control of the races of sentient beings... and their dreams.
Incarna; Role-Playing Game System
www.incarna.net
Running: 3+ campaigns set in single custom milieu world.
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Oh, that sounds like fun. Wish you weren't so far north.
The choices should've included Cyberpunk 2020 & Cyberpunk 3rd ed. Instead of just Cyberpunk , as the cyberpunk community is split of the editions ( much like how it's split between Rolemaster2/Classic & RMSS/RMFRPG in the RM community). BTW any Cyberpunk 3rd. ed fans here ?
My own soon-to-be-published setting named Inceptum Terminus: Chronicles of the New Confederation for the Hero System 6th Edition. Of course, I'm just biased.
My vote would have to be dark heresy, and WoD in a close second
It's all GENETIC!
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