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I've got old MSH, and lifetable can be done on the web these days, so not sure it would be for me at that price especially. Heck chatgpt came up with one pretty decently by asking it.

One: Be consistent. Show them as many of the rules over time as you can (climbing, grappling, etc) but not all at once do it in stages. Two: You might consider using the basic set with its limited classes and archetypes since it saves you from having to explain how sorcerers differ from...

Agreed, I do love parts where a politician is revealed to be a mutant (because he bleeds from Xavier's mind boojum), and a perfectly normal cop faces down Stryker.

Totally agreed! I remember the sleepover when Warlock showed up.

Man, I loved the New Mutants, they're well thought out comparatively.

How about every half decade?

I love the White Star, but I didn't think to include it! Aargh. Also, I'd add the original Cylon Fighters and Colonial Vipers. But to be honest I just love starships.

Wetworks. They fought vampires

Sadly no.

Someone mentioned Dragon magazine where I often chat, and I was trying to find a story that was in an issue somewhere in the 80-180 range, though I could be wrong. I've searched and come up with nothing. The story was about a young man being asked by a nobleman to fight a gryphon for his...

Interesting! Not a big fan of Image (my favorite were never the popular ones but a cool resources)

Wow, I was just thinking about the THUNDERAgents before I saw this.

Sechi mentioned in the chat that this was HIS last edition, but that he may hand it on to someone else.

That all sounds good to me, personally. Might be a harder sell for my players, if I could talk them into it, but I'm good with it.

A notable landmark within the realm is the Ark, an unexplored but massive spacecraft that crashed ages ago, it's design is seemingly alien, and on a scale that puts massive cities to shame. What might be inside? One of the biggest threats facing the realm is the Demonseed plague, an unknown...

It's a rather good game. Pretty loose, but its movement system takes some thought. I'm still absorbing it.

I've not thought of that game in a while. I should re-read it.

Neat! Knowing me, I'd probably use WC and use their advice for Mysteries, but I love Urban Fantasy, and while I'm not a Dresden Fan (for reasons), I am considering Liminal. Though I admit to loving the WC lore for the most part.

Interesting, I've been looking at Liminal and just have not had the money..