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Top RPG stuff, PERIOD, for 2006

Started by RPGPundit, December 18, 2006, 10:50:42 AM

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Mcrow

Hunger is great! I have a review in the review section on that one.

In Harm's Way

Buring Empires

those are the three in 2006 that really stand out.

mythusmage

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PDF/electronic publishing are in their infancy now, deal with it.

So age determines legitimacy?
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pspahn

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Excellent!  I'm really looking forward to hearing your thoughts.  

And MCrow, thanks again for the review.  Hunger was a blast to playtest.  

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beeber

fiendish codex I was it for me.  ... nine swords was interesting, but just made me wish they'd put 4th edition out (whatever it is) already.

ColonelHardisson

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Oooh, yeah, how could I forget? Fiendish Codex I is damned good. It's distilled coolness. One of WotC's best releases in the last year or so.
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Warthur

Having finally digested it, I'm going to add Burning Empires to the list. Why? Because it's the best effort at making a fair, balanced GM-vs-players game I've ever seen. The GM and players are encouraged to go all-out to win victory for their "side", and the rules apply to everyone - no changing them around by GM fiat! The system presented is focused on one particular conflict in the gameworld - humans vs. parasitic brain worms - but is incredibly easy to adapt for other situations. You can even just discard it and play the game as a traditional, open-ended RPG.
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Dominus Nox

You know, asides from the complete lack of hardware, for which I dinged in in thew stinkers thread, I'd have to say that GTIW was an excellent product and did a damned excellent job of explaining one of the pivotal eras in traveller history: The wars beterrn the terran confed and the first imperium. For that, it was a great product, for leaving out all hardware it was a stinker.

Take your pick.
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