Savage Worlds: StarCraft - just for the skirmishes

RIFTS Chi-Town World Book - serious WTF?  It's the home of the Coalition States and info is scattered everywhere except in one damn book.

Splicers: Great Houses - Splicers is Bioguvyer + Dune + Terminator and the game is just aching for a supplement to give more detail to the Great Houses and their machinations both internal and external.

RIFTS Wormwood 2 - it's LotR on Acid so we need more shiznack

Tunnels & Trolls: Ken St. Andre Setting book - I can't believe we never got a book where KSA went hog-wild to describe his own game world in detail and show us some fun stuff like we got with Blackmoor, Greyhawk,  Arduin, and Palladium Fantasy.

Cyberpunk 2020 version of Snowcrash (to go along with Doc R's WG love), with a fully statted Hiro Protagonist, and rules/stats for the frickin kick-ass skateboards

Quote from: SpinachcatTunnels & Trolls: Ken St. Andre Setting book - I can't believe we never got a book where KSA went hog-wild to describe his own game world in detail and show us some fun stuff like we got with Blackmoor, Greyhawk,  Arduin, and Palladium Fantasy.

I'll take 2, please.

Quote from: One Horse TownWFRP: Epic Level play - for people who want power with their warts.

Definitely. A short pdf. on Epic Talents would probably suffice. Set them around the same power level as Vampiric blood gifts and you'd be good to go.

Amber Diceless RPG: Rebma Sourcebook.

Amber Diceless RPG: 2nd edition.

L5R: the Exhaustive and Complete History sourcebook.

BESM: Blame! the RPG (or a supplement to play in a sprawling dark futuristic city)

I'm sure there are others, but yeah...

LUG Trek: Klingon Boxed Set

Castle Falkenstein had books for magic and for faeries, but never had a book for dragons. It was an amazingly complete set of books except for that one hole.

Of course, any GURPS historical supplement they haven't published. :cool:

I thought my Pacific Northwest sourcebook for Rifts was pretty awesome.  But it sits here, unloved, on my hard drive.  It's a very "not a lot of people, wilderness" early Rifts feel to it.  There's more than one way to be f'in metal, I say.

1.  Trinity 2.0.

2.  The First Age of Exalted began as the modern world.  So, Exalted (Second Age) has more of a Thundarr the Barbarian feel to it.  I've really been tempted to run this one.  But, I'd probably use OWoD rules, because I'm not crazy about the Exalted system.  But, a book (alternate reality or some such)/supplement for this would be very neat.  Maybe the Primordial Wars were with the supernaturals of the World of Darkness.  And, we wouldn't have to wait seven years plus to get the First Age boxed set (much as I'm patiently waiting for it)!  :haw:

Pete Schweighofer pitched a "Star Wars revised & Expanded"-style all-D6 Indiana Jones game, but it never came to pass.  

Having just seen all the new Indy toys at Target, I'm suddenly jonesing for thi--

Huh huh, huh.  No, not intentional.

RuneQuest 3 : Rome and Greece

2300AD : Deep Oceans

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Say...would that have been a Pentapod supplement? Interesting.