I put my thing down, flip it and reverse it
ti esrever dna ti pilf ,nwod gniht ym tuP
ti esrever dna ti pilf ,nwod gniht ym tuP
I put my thing down, flip it and reverse it
ti esrever dna ti pilf ,nwod gniht ym tuP
ti esrever dna ti pilf ,nwod gniht ym tuP
Actually, they seem really common in narrative systems. QuestWorlds too.
Actually, they seem really common in narrative systems. QuestWorlds too.
The mid to early 10s was when the NWoD really had their own identity that's connected but distinct from OWoD
The mid to early 10s was when the NWoD really had their own identity that's connected but distinct from OWoD
nWoD had its weak points but "like half of these clans/tribes/etc are painfully one-dimensional, let's consolidate 'em" was not one of them
nWoD had its weak points but "like half of these clans/tribes/etc are painfully one-dimensional, let's consolidate 'em" was not one of them
Uhhh
D&D 2e(?) 80's D&D Basic not AD&D
Advanced Fighting Fantasy
D&D 3e
Vampire the Masquerade (NWOD)
D&D 4e
DnD 5e
Vampire the Masquerade
Fiasco
Dungeon World
Beam Saber
D&D 4E
Pathfinder
Vampire: The Requiem
Warhammer 40k Dark Heresy
Numenera
Uhhh
D&D 2e(?) 80's D&D Basic not AD&D
Advanced Fighting Fantasy
D&D 3e
Vampire the Masquerade (NWOD)
D&D 4e
1. AD&D 2e
2. D&d 3e
3. Vampire the Masquerade
4. Warhammer Fantasy 2e
5. nWoD/Vampire the Requiem
1. AD&D 2e
2. D&d 3e
3. Vampire the Masquerade
4. Warhammer Fantasy 2e
5. nWoD/Vampire the Requiem
Lost otoh just hits so hard. There's a reason it was the breakout nWoD game.
Lost otoh just hits so hard. There's a reason it was the breakout nWoD game.
1: D&D 3.x
2: D&D 2e
3: NWoD Mortals
4: D&D 4e
5: Dogs in the Vineyard
1: I made a ttrpg before I knew ttrpgs were a thing!
2: DnD 4e
3: DnD 3.5
4: Pathfinder
5: 13th Age 1e
1. D&D 4e
2. Pathfinder
3. Shadowrun 20th
4. Dungeon World
5. This is where it gets fuzzy... Marvel Heroic? Fiasco? DCC? Lady Blackbird? Our little story gamess group played a bunch of different stuff and I can't keep track of time on a good day
1: D&D 3.x
2: D&D 2e
3: NWoD Mortals
4: D&D 4e
5: Dogs in the Vineyard
1. Dungeons and Dragons 4th edition
2. 7th Sea 1st Edition
3. Vampire: The Requiem (probably also various other nWoD splats)
4. Savage Worlds
5. Pathfinder 1st Edition
1. Marvel Superheroes Advanced Set (TSR 1986)
2. Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game (WEG 1987)
3. Middle Earth Roleplaying System (ICE 1984)
4. Our homebrew thing (Us 1992)
5. Dungeons & Dragons (TSR 1991 -- black boxed set)
1. Dungeons and Dragons 4th edition
2. 7th Sea 1st Edition
3. Vampire: The Requiem (probably also various other nWoD splats)
4. Savage Worlds
5. Pathfinder 1st Edition
1. D&D 3e
2. Rogue Trader (and its ilk)
3. Promethean: the Created (and nWoD)
4. Pathfinder (and Starfinder)
5. Scion 2e
Yes, if you know how and when I cam to play Scion, I only started branching out my games comparatively recently.
1. Fate: Accelerated
2. Dungeons and Dragons (5th edition)
3. The Dark Eye
4. Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay (2nd edition)
5. Magical Kitties Save the Day
1. D&D Red Box (1983 Mentzer art cover)
2. D&D 3rd Ed (2000, into 3.5)
3. D&D 4th Edition (original circa 2009)
4. Savage Worlds 2nd Edition
5. Delta Green (not sure of the edition, played in 2011)
1. D&D 3e
2. Rogue Trader (and its ilk)
3. Promethean: the Created (and nWoD)
4. Pathfinder (and Starfinder)
5. Scion 2e
Yes, if you know how and when I cam to play Scion, I only started branching out my games comparatively recently.
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It's like alignment in D&D, or things like Vice and Virtue in nWoD, just much more meaningful (and thus actually useful).
It's like alignment in D&D, or things like Vice and Virtue in nWoD, just much more meaningful (and thus actually useful).