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Your favorite game Help me push it or "sell" it...at the store I work at.

Started by Koltar, April 10, 2007, 11:08:45 PM

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Pseudoephedrine

Heavy Gear is a game with giant robots, an anime-western feel, and a lot of really neat setting material that will give you ideas for dozens of different campaigns. If they like anime, westerns and giant robots, Heavy Gear will allow them to play games that combine all three without ever feeling cheesy or stupid.
Running
The Pernicious Light, or The Wreckers of Sword Island;
A Goblin\'s Progress, or Of Cannons and Canons;
An Oration on the Dignity of Tash, or On the Elves and Their Lies
All for S&W Complete
Playing: Dark Heresy, WFRP 2e

"Elves don\'t want you cutting down trees but they sell wood items, they don\'t care about the forests, they\'\'re the fuckin\' wood mafia." -Anonymous

Pseudoephedrine

FUDGE is a toolkit for building whatever game you've always wanted to play. It's highly customisable, so you can match it to whatever kind of game you want to play, whether that's hard sci-fi, modern adventure or high fantasy. It provides a good framework for building your own game, and many supplements (as well as the core rules) are available for free (FUDGE products mainly exist as records of various rule-sets people have put together using it). Free core rules means it's easy for everyone to have a copy of them, rather than having to buy more PHBs or share the ones you've got.
Running
The Pernicious Light, or The Wreckers of Sword Island;
A Goblin\'s Progress, or Of Cannons and Canons;
An Oration on the Dignity of Tash, or On the Elves and Their Lies
All for S&W Complete
Playing: Dark Heresy, WFRP 2e

"Elves don\'t want you cutting down trees but they sell wood items, they don\'t care about the forests, they\'\'re the fuckin\' wood mafia." -Anonymous

Drew

Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay is a low-to-middling complexity system that pits fantasy Germanic renaissance-era characters against horrific inhuman entities that seek to dominate the world. Heroism is often defined as the courage to face seemingly insurmountable odds because the alternative is too terrible to contemplate. Mud, blood, shit and gore all feature prominently, as does dark humor and insanity.