Yes, but I had to include it in order to quote the list exactly. That's another guy's opinion about which games are rare and obscure, which IMO deserves to be quoted even of one or two might be familiar to Pub goers.
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There used to be (and may still be) a half-dozen or more copies of this--as well as the three sourcebooks (Deathwatch 2000 and Comic's [sic] Greatest World being the other two)--on the bargain shelf at the game store I used to frequent. Even marked down to $2 apiece, they were such
nobody wanted them, not even as a curiosity.
There used to be (and may still be) a half-dozen or more copies of this--as well as the three sourcebooks (Deathwatch 2000 and Comic's [sic] Greatest World being the other two)--on the bargain shelf at the game store I used to frequent. Even marked down to $2 apiece, they were such
So you swung at the other super's head and transformed the hand into a ball mid-flight, right
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Fringeworthy and FTL are still sold but I rarely hear of people playing them. I would like to play Fringeworthy with BRP rules someday. Maybe
Tulpa Girl will remember me :-)
So you swung at the other super's head and transformed the hand into a ball mid-flight, right
The City must have several craters after a fight.
I recognize Expendables and High Colonies but I never got either of those. The others I don't even recognize.
Heh, please be forewarned that even if did ever get off my ass enough to run this here, not only would I be tweaking and streamlining the BRP rules, but my interpretation on the Fringeworthy setting would be, shall we say, a bit loose.Fringeworthy and FTL are still sold but I rarely hear of people playing them. I would like to play Fringeworthy with BRP rules someday. Maybe
Seems rather pricey for a PDF. Odd that there is no print option.
That said, if you're part of their mailing list, they have pretty deep sales on individual products on a regular basis, so if you're patient you can often get various PDFs at a decent price.
While overall I'm leaning toward lighter rulesets for many of the ideas kicking around in my head - MiniSix being one I want to do something with someday - something about Fringeworthy seems to call out for BRP's ' you have to use a skill to improve it' approach, but maybe that's just me.
I own Expendables! It shows its age a bit but the concept is great. (Sadly, my understanding is that the Stellar Games stuff is never likely to leave legal limbo...)
I think that's how I've purchased mine, unless I'm mistaking them for a company with a similar policy
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Oh, that's one I've got. Not bad at all, really. It's pretty much BRP scifi. I even bought mine from Chaosium.
This is one of the SFRPGs that I should have but can’t find anymore. I really don’t think I got rid of it.
Well, you could re-purchase it when it's reprinted
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Do you have a range on what print and pdf price might be?
Was that an official licensed game? I remember enjoying the cartoon a lot. Shame it got cancelled before the story finished.
Noumenon is interesting, but I'm not convinced it would work in play. I bought my copy in PDF from Drivethru out of curiosity when someone on another site described it as the weirdest, most impenetrable game he knew of.
You're asking me to believe a game featuring laser-eye-beam-bears and a ninja who is also the god of rock 'n' roll didn't fly off the shelves?
These are two games are legendary to me. As in I've heard about them, and their terribleness, but I've never actually seen them.
Probably $7.95 for PDF and $22.95 for Softcover.
You secured the rights? How wonderful! Nice to have another BRP Sci Fi game on the market!
How many sales would you expect to get off something like this?
Sounds quite reasonably-priced to me. You're talking about a POD option, right? I'm growing more and more fond of those
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I believe it was licensed. It's an odd one in that it's not a book. It's loose leaf core rules three hole punched with a stapled worldbook and a map.
