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The joy of the mundane

Started by Balbinus, January 30, 2009, 07:11:17 AM

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CavScout

Not sure if it qulifies as "mundane" but some of my favorite games were T2000, 2300AD and Heavy Gear.
"Who\'s the more foolish: The fool, or the fool who follows him?" -Obi-Wan

Playing: Heavy Gear TRPG, COD: World at War PC, Left4Dead PC, Fable 2 X360

Reading: Fighter Wing Just Read: The Orc King: Transitions, Book I Read Recently: An Army at Dawn

The Shaman

I prefer modern and historical roleplaying games, without magic, to anything else. The two games I'd like to be running right now are Top Secret and Flashing Blades - modern (well, Eighties) spies and historical (Early Modern, to be specific) swashbucklers.
On weird fantasy: "The Otus/Elmore rule: When adding something new to the campaign, try and imagine how Erol Otus would depict it. If you can, that\'s far enough...it\'s a good idea. If you can picture a Larry Elmore version...it\'s far too mundane and boring, excise immediately." - Kellri, K&K Alehouse

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