Monday, June 7, 2010
Latest Acquisitions...Bargains!!
Here's the latest additions to my RPG collection. All three of the above were acquired at bargain prices! I know the systems are all over the place, guess I'm just an eclectic gamer! Everstone is one I had not heard of before, until I saw Tetsubo talk about it over on his Youtube Channel. It is d20 based, specifically off of the BESM d20 system. While lately I have shied away from 3.x based games this one looked pretty interesting and I couldn't resist the price. $5 bucks! That's right I picked this up for only $5 and its a hardback book. The art is pretty good, and the whole setting has some cool features to it, reminds me in some ways of the Eberron setting, but I like this setting better than Eberron. Anyways check out Tetsubo's post if you want more info about it, he goes into a pretty detailed review of the game. Next is the Basic Roleplaying System Core Rulebook, AncientVaults hooked me up with this copy for a great price. I haven't had time to really read much of it, but it looks like a pretty solid system and I saw where there is a recently released P.A. Campaign released for BRP called Rubble & Ruin, so I may have to check that out. Finally I recently found the Savage Worlds pre-Explorer's edition of 50 Fathoms in the bargain bin at my FLGS. One of my gaming buds (Derelict Man) gave it a good review and for the price I had to pick it up. I am glad I did. It's a great book, awesome resource for Savage Worlds. Now I've just got to find the time to play some of these games. *sigh*
Good Gaming -B
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It's unrelated to the post but I saw this hippy ape and thought of you, dude: http://27.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_kyu12cVWNa1qz7hmlo1_500.jpg
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Thank you for the link! :)
ReplyDeleteEverstone is a little gem in my opinion. It reminds me a lot of Earthdawn with some Lovecraft thrown in. I also prefer it to the actual BESM D20 system. I've read the latter since I made this video review.
I do hope that you enjoy the BRP book! The system is really easy to use and a lot of fun!
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