This may be a bit preemptive, but is there an interest in Emerson Tabletop for a Dungeons and Dragons rpg alternative? I recently picked up the book RuneQuest which runs on a different system: no levels, only increasing skills and combat efficiency; magic based on a rune system; no non-human players; etc. but is otherwise the same style of game with less emphasis on miniatures. I also have the system rulebook, so I can try to mod the game to make it more fun. If there isnt an interest in a DnD style game with a different system, then is there one for Call of Cthulhu? It runs on the same system as Runequest, but is a detective horror game instead. I can run a demo version of CoC b4 the semester ends to see if people are interested in that kind of game, but if anyone wants to play RuneQuest, they would have to wait until the fall for me to get an adventure ready. Of course, none of this matters if no one is interested. But Id be more than happy to brush up on my GMing if people want to.
Posted on: Sun, 16 Mar 2014 06:20:44 +0000