Hero Games Down To One Person
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DeadlyReed
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Hero Games Down To One Person
Kinda sucks that the company currently hawking my current game of choice is down to 1 person (from 3, I know, I know) and that the Book of the Empress needs a Kickstarter. Wished I could have bought more books to support 6E - I thought it made some necessary changes - but I had enough material from 5E so why bother?
Why do you care if you didn't (and are not going to) buy any of the stuff they are now making anyway?
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DeadlyReed
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Because they were beginning to make stuff I felt worth buying again (Champions Beyond, Horror Hero, Book of the Empress). Also, it's not like I hadn't purchased 6E books - I had purchased the two main volumes in hardcopy and the basic rulebook, both advanced player's guides, and the Villains volumes in electronic format.
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Back in the day, Champions used to be my favourite RPG by far. But the last time I looked at it vs. Mutants & Masterminds, they seemed to be about equally good. And M&M has the advantage of using the OGL, so it's wouldn't be surprising to me if it got more support nowadays.
(Note: I have done barely any superhero RPG playing in years and years, aside from a single short campaign of Silver Age Sentinels.)
(Note: I have done barely any superhero RPG playing in years and years, aside from a single short campaign of Silver Age Sentinels.)
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