RPGs as Reading Material

Cafe Society
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Count me as another one who thought he was the only person who did this.

I also like the GURPS books a lot - I probably have about two gurps books for every actual session of GURPS I’ve played, and maybe a third of those books have actually been used for a game (in particular I’ve got a lot of GURPS sci-fi stuff which has never, ever, been used. Bloody fantasy snobs… :slight_smile: ). They’re interesting, well written and generally very fun to read. On the other hand I still have yet to more than browse my copy of the 3.0 PHB… I’m doing my best to pick up the rules by osmosis without ever having to read the damned thing.

::adds “Make the book interesting to read” to the list of things he needs to do for the RPG he’s working on::

Incidentally, the link to RPG Now was broken. Here’s a correct one. Thanks for the tip about the free copy of Ars Magica though: I shall have to check it out.

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Well, I’ve been looking around and I haven’t seen a Dark Ages supplement for Wraith. However, I did see Wraith: The Great War, a supplement sent in and around World War One.

For now I’m keeping an eye out for Dark Ages: Mage, Gurps Voodoo, Nobilis and the Suppressed Transmission books. I would’ve picked up Paranoia but I don’t have $40 to spend.

For the time being, I’ve picked up GURPS Atomic Horror. :slight_smile: