Quote from: The_Rooster;675344Yes, yes, I can sense the anger in you rising. Latch on to that anger, feel its power, use it against me! STRIKE ME DOWN!

Nah, think the padawan pic summed you up just fine

Quote from: TristramEvans;675353Nah, think the padawan pic summed you up just fine

Now you're slipping into complacency. This is weak form. 1/10. Needs more cowbell.

Quote from: The_Rooster;675358Now you're slipping into complacency. This is weak form. 1/10. Needs more cowbell.

Star wars references and a joke that was old a decade ago. Weak troll is weak.

Stop shitting up a reasonable thread. You're both not funny.

Meanwhile, has anyone managed to find a single-volume game book + setting comparable to WHFRP 1e?

Quote from: Rincewind1;675382Stop shitting up a reasonable thread. You're both not funny.

Threads dead unfunny bunny

Quote from: TristramEvans;675389Threads dead unfunny bunny

You forget it ain't over until a blogger links.

Quote from: TristramEvans;675388Meanwhile, has anyone managed to find a single-volume game book + setting comparable to WHFRP 1e?

Wolsung though you have to take my word for it I expect .  Call of Cthulhu too, though obviously the fact that part of the setting is our world helps. I'd warrant a gentle touch on Stormbringer as well. OSRIC as noted is indeed also "all you need to play in one tome".

Quote from: Rincewind1;675390You forget it ain't over until a blogger links.

I think Warhammer had this one out of the gate though. I was intrigued enough to see if a serious contender would be proposed ( which I likely would have ran out and bought ASAP), but sadly, as WHFRP was my first rpg, it was all downhill from there.

Haven't heard of Wolsung. Is it new?

Well, with WFRP I only have this slight problem that I find those 30 world describing pages in EW pretty crucial.

Wolsung's from 2009 but it's only being translated right now, so I'd be surprised if you heard about it. It's not very traditional, but it's not full whistles on storygame neither.

My answers have mostly been covered, but here they are:
WFRP 1e
Mongoose Traveller
RC D&D
BFRPG - great mix of B/X and 3e, and no other books needed!
Champions 4th edition
Hero 5th Revised
Call of Cthulhu

Quote from: Rincewind1;675393Well, with WFRP I only have this slight problem that I find those 30 world describing pages in EW pretty crucial.

Wolsung's from 2009 but it's only being translated right now, so I'd be surprised if you heard about it. It's not very traditional, but it's not full whistles on storygame neither.

I'd agree EW is vital for playing the culture- setting of the official Warhammer- universe (at that time), though I'd contend the main book provides just enough info to sandbox in an open Warhammer world, with enough of an overview of the countries, cities, & settlements to convey the unique mood of Warhammer and socio-political environment (and provides some gorgeous map) , that EW is not a necessity.

I'll keep my ears posted for Wolfsung. Though English translations rarely seem to measure up to their European counterparts in my experience ( Nephilim, In Nomine, Cadwallen was nice except the translation appeared to be done by babel fish.com, etc).

Quote from: TristramEvans;675381Star wars references and a joke that was old a decade ago. Weak troll is weak.

Now you're just trying to use my tactics against me. At least it shows you're listening. Learning, however, requires applying the knowledge in new and interesting ways and in this, you fail.

I think that you may have reached your pinnacle and cannot be trained further. Prove me wrong by posting a reply that is unique, creative and inspiring.

Quote from: Rincewind1;675382Stop shitting up a reasonable thread. You're both not funny.

NO U!

Hmm, 30 posts and most of them in this thread as a derail/bs argument with someone else.

I think there are a lot of "complete" games out there. Sure lots of them have a bunch of splats. But they stand well on their own. RC, T2K, Cadillacs and Dinosaurs, Shadowrun, James Bond, Top Secret, and CP2020 just to name a few.