Homebrewed engine modded to Strontium dogs.

Using it as a way to playtest stuff and make additions whilst providing a rewarding game for the players.
So Far
i) simplified combat modifiers and brought in Advantage /Disadvantage
ii) generated a psyker archetype by modding the magus class fromt eh base game, which has worked suprisingly seemlessly
iii) decided that the base archetpe whcih is points + 2 skill trees needs to be adaptable to allow players to swap out a skill tree for an alternate (player wanted to play a rogue who had pilot/transport skills)
iv) decided that attack and defense bonus grow too fast so either introduce a E6 type cap on them or remove option to bump per level inaddition toteh base bump (Warriors get base +1 attack per level and can buy an additional +1 per level as a level option which they ALWAYS do - solution either remove the base +1/level or the option to buy an additional. Same for Defence)
v) Players very happy.

Quote from: languagegeek;665197I'm planning a big Mutant Epoch campaign for my next turn at GM. I'm working on houserules for the skill/hazard system. I like the hazard table (and will keep it), but I don't really like the static nature of hazard checks too much.

Good to see it getting some love.

With the hazard checks you could use a higher letter code, or add a bonus/penalty to the stat if need be, but its hard to get a 'degree of success'. Myself I do like that you can have Endurance checks etc. adjusted for current damage, though I'm not big on tables.

I am running the game described here. AD&D1e with the ordinary topping of cheese.

I saw tonight a novel use of the potion of animal control - get the man-eating ape to attack the other by means of the dominance ritual... humping his hams.

Didn't we do this thread just a little while ago? Or is my sense of time off again?

Quote from: RPGPundit;665914Didn't we do this thread just a little while ago? Or is my sense of time off again?

some people move and change at different speeds.

Fair enough.

Right now I'm running:
1. Dark Albion, using LotFP (currently exploring the barrowmaze, which I've put in the Anglish-welsh border region)

2. Golden Age ICONS

3. an english-language DCC campaign in an extremely gonzo world of my own design.

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A Doctor Who-inspired Planescape campaign with Harbringer House as the Tardis - under 3.5E.

Next: I'm putting my finishing touches on my "CSI Waterdeep" campaign (3.5E too). I'll run it this Fall.