As long as I get feedback, you'll get your name in the credits and a .pdf copy of the final game, when it's finished.

Easy20 takes the best of each edition, adds in some ingrediants of my own design and makes a tasty stew of them. It is intended to be simple to learn, interesting to play and have meaningful actions possible at all levels and styles of play.

Look for the addition of the Sorcery sub-System, coming soon.

Must be willing to work with rules that are in flux and additions, give meaningful feedback and test the rules till they break.

PM me or post here and I will send you a copy of the current rules, plus an update every two or three days.

"Dry" (Play-less) testing is accepted, so long as you make it clear that is what you are going to do.

Heh, wonder if it will look like my Path's of Glory Game? (My "Free 20" project that evolved into its own thing.)

I wish I could playtest, best I could is comment, as I've got much of my own testing to do as well as another promised playtest to try out. Maybe in a few months?

Thanks for the thought. I'll see where it is in a few months.

I'd be happy to volunteer, but you have to let me know if this will work: I live a couple of hours from my primary gaming group.  We're starting a 3.5 D&D game virtually quite soon.  However, I periodically visit with them and we use that time for "pick-up" sessions of RC D&D, Descent, that sort of thing.  If your game can be played and enjoyed in an episodic way, I'd bring it to the table.  Also, my campus has a pretty good sized gaming club.  They host "mini-cons" every now and then.

That will certainly work - I'll PM you the rules tonight, after the latest update.

In the meantime, the design thread can give you an idea of the current direction of the rules.

Update: As there is no way to attach something to a PM, I'll need volunteers to PM one of their e-mail addresses. A temporary address is fine, so long as you tell me before you stop playtesting.