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What is your favorite RPG book of all time?
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Atomoctba
Adventurer
Vampire the Masquerade 2nd Edition. While I loved D&D that time, that showed me the game I played and GM'ed most of the 1990's.
A second thought would be 7th Sea 1st Edition. I read that book and found it would be very fun to play. I was right. Sad 2nd Edition has no the same jibe for me.
A second thought would be 7th Sea 1st Edition. I read that book and found it would be very fun to play. I was right. Sad 2nd Edition has no the same jibe for me.
deganawida
Legend
General_Tangent
Adventurer
While I like the Call of Cthulhu 7th Edition rulebook, I still regard my Games Workshop printing of Call of Cthulhu 3rd Edition as my favourite. I know the book was like most of the GW editions a compilation of several books into one volume but it was darned useful to have the 1920s sourcebook right there to refer to. Something that I still use when I run CoC for people.
Plus the included colour plates really set the atmosphere for the game.
Plus the included colour plates really set the atmosphere for the game.
TwoSix
Dirty, realism-hating munchkin powergamer
I mean, I could be, with 5 dots in Mind. Akashics in the house!
deganawida
Legend
Oh boy, now we’re going to have to go into which spheres are needed for a particular effect, and if it would be vulgar or not.
If you have to ask, it's vulgar.
TwoSix
Dirty, realism-hating munchkin powergamer
Mind 5 with some Life, if I'm copying over somebody's mind into someone else's brain? And it's not vulgar because we're in my Progenitor lab with the mind-copy machine.
deganawida
Legend
A little Prime would be needed, I think, to finalize the pattern.Mind 5 with some Life, if I'm copying over somebody's mind into someone else's brain? And it's not vulgar because we're in my Progenitor lab with the mind-copy machine.
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