Could these two games be used in conjunction? Do they sinergize, or complement each other, well?
I havent read Other Dust yet but Ive heard it promotes sandbox gaming, just like AW. Does it means I could use one tools and ideas with the other and vice-versa ?
Quote from: silva;666473Could these two games be used in conjunction? Do they sinergize, or complement each other, well?
I havent read Other Dust yet but Ive heard it promotes sandbox gaming, just like AW. Does it means I could use one tools and ideas with the other and vice-versa ?
You just can't help being a douche about it, can you?
No clue. I'm only familiar with Other Dust.
Can you bolt AW features on to any other OSR-style, d20-based Rpg?
Quote from: K Peterson;666488No clue. I'm only familiar with Other Dust.
Can you bolt AW features on to any other OSR-style, d20-based Rpg?
Yup, sure. Its tools are system-neutral. On the Other Dust side, Ive read it has lots of inspirational tables for various situations, right ?
And I just remembered that Barbarians of the Aftermath has a apocalypse generation phase, with lots of ideas to create your apoc (biological, atomic, alien, ecological, etc). It could be a good resource too.
Quote from: CRKrueger;666479You just can't help being a douche about it, can you?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btPJPFnesV4
Quote from: silva;666491Yup, sure. Its tools are system-neutral. On the Other Dust side, Ive read it has lots of inspirational tables for various situations, right ?
Yep, there's a lot of great sandboxing advice, and plenty of tables to spark your imagination when it comes to setting up Enclaves, Ruins, styles of adventures, etc.