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PDQ had it built right into the name.

I’m not. Don’t worry. I grew up on a steady diet of horror, sci-fi, and kung fu. No apologies.

Perhaps embarrassingly, I’ve seen at least two entries in this franchise.

Apparently the word for a parkour practitioner is “traceur.” Seems like a decent analog for someone who navigates the city the way a ranger would navigate the wilderness.

I haven't played it yet, but TSL is a sword-and-sorcery adaptation of Beyond the Wall and Other Adventures. So I expect that, mechanically, they're very similar if not identical. BtW has a free supplement covering Elves, Dwarves, and the like. You might want to take a look and see whether they...

Grabbed. Been following this game since you first announced it on the MR James Appreciation page.

Can I ask what you found underwhelming? I’ve been looking at Tiny d6 a lot lately. Haven’t played it yet, but I’m excited to try it out. But also interested to hear your reservations if you’re willing. Thanks in advance.

Crudely Drawn Swords is both a great example of Dungeon World in play and thoroughly entertaining. Current and long-time favourite.

Times they are a-changing. Winchester, Virginia’s Books-A-Million has DCC in stock too. Along with 2d20 Conan and a range of other seemingly unlikely titles. Better range than most actual game shops I’ve seen lately.

So the stories of MR James have actually gotten a recent (still in Kickstarter?) treatment, using the Gumshoe engine). It’s called “Casting the Runes.” Maybe that could also tackle something like Sapphire and Steel.

Can’t speak to editions but I’ve seen hard copies of Zweihander at two different Barnes & Noble at this point