Comments on: Fantasy Role-Playing Games

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By: JackP

JackP — Thu, 20 Sep 2007 18:06:14 +0000

Okay then, we just need to find a way to play this across international boundaries, then…

By: Chris Hunt

Chris Hunt — Thu, 20 Sep 2007 09:44:02 +0000

“That one I canâ€™t remember where you were a superhero” was probably Golden Heroes, or possibly Villains & Vigilantes or the Marvel one that TSR did.

Played a lot of RPGs myself. How about Traveller – I remember collecting lots of those little black rule books, but hardly playing it at all. Or there was Bushido where you could get more from ritually disembowelling your character than from killing the monsters. Or post-apocalyptic games like Gamma World & Twilight 2000 which perhaps seem the most fantastical in the post-cold-war world.

D&D’s the all-time classic though. And all of them beat any possible technological alternative – a bunch of mates around a table collectively creating an imaginary world is just so much more fun.

Right, I’ve got my dice, my squared paper and my lead orcs, when do we start?

By: Rich Pedley

Rich Pedley — Thu, 20 Sep 2007 09:21:01 +0000

I’m getting worried, because a lot of your hobbies/interests are similar to mine. This is scary.

I’ve played various fantasy type games over the years, and even some Live Action ones as well. Call of Cthulhu became a Friday evening game some years ago, but I moved. I miss those games.

By: Joe Dolson

Joe Dolson — Thu, 20 Sep 2007 01:00:09 +0000

Sure. It’s been years….

You got a good way of working this across international boundaries?