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Man you could do a great second edition "the Hopkins initiative" set in the civil war as agents of Mathew Hopkins witchfinder general vs the mages of Charles the first.

How tall is the figure please

We had 2 questions: Both the alien and Internal Affairs Judge win ties, what happens when they tie each other? Can you have a perp on a space without a crime?

10:49, Sphinx card is rare. Goes for a few dollars.

I love the Tékumel worldsetting and evrything in it. It truly is smth special and a breath of fresh air. Not just another medievel setting (not a bad thing but overused). So yea. Great job. Well explained. Keep up the work.

Don't agree with the bit about white guys being triggered if you don't want to offend people, you won't be bothered by the disclaimer. However definitely agree with the comments about the printing some of the typing is way to small to read and some of the typed material is so faint you can hardly read it i am currently on page 39!

Great review. Just getting into Bethorm.

Thanks for the video! 🎉🎉

Thanks for showing these tiles..u know how they give u blank ones...i just painted 4 archer tiles😂

Pretty funny that you repeatedly called 'In the Labyrinth' by the name 'Into the Labyrinth' even when the rulebook cover with the correct name was on the screen. 'Into the Labyrinth' was, of course, the 1980 ITV fantasy series produced by Bob Baker and starring Ron Moody. Yes, the same year. Memory is an interesting thing.

I'm excited that West End Games is releasing D6 System Second Edition! They are going through Kickstarter right now. I would love to watch a video from you covering your thoughts on the upcoming update!

Thankyou for reviewing the contents of this game - I am looking forward to the new Lightraiders game just being released now, June 2024.

Amazing that someone produced a game more or less the same as something I’ve been running on and off for years based on the 4 elements and my love of tarot cards. I must have a look at this

I remember buying thsi at 20 years old...

I agree about the needless complication of including the card draw system. Nicely done with your reorganized rules. I myself am having a bit of difficulty thoroughly understanding the rules as written. Lots of flipping back and forth so far. To be clear, I'm still really excited about it.

Thanks for the recommendation. I'm just reading through tge rules now. The setting is very much appealing to me.

Where is the Winds of Whitefall adventure (can you respond with the link?).

Mixed feelings on pressure. Undoubtedly loved Those Dark Places for its lethal and gritty atmosphere, but undoubtedly a flawed system Kind of annoyed they removed the 4-3-2-1 stat spread and went for point buy instead, I honestly found it a lot more entertaining *forcing* players to make that difficult decision of choosing what skills to be good/bad at. With point buy, generally everyone will prefer to make their character's more level and less interesting Otherwise, the game is better in some places, worse in others... Which i just realized is a very effective strategy to get players to buy both, lol

Sadly no rerelease of Chainsaw Warrior. I even made a two player coop modus for the game.

Thanks for the video! Happy 50th to you too!

It’s something amazing, to be sure.

How do you feel about Osprey games in general? Just found out about them and both Pressure and Paleomythic seem like very cool settings to have in your back pocket even for other systems.

Would you say it is worth to get both of them or just Pressure? I had originally played those dark places but didn't buy it because I didn't like the lack of character options and advancement, would you say it's still a worthy purchase for the lore (what little of it was in it anyway) or should I just get Pressure and be done with it?

Great video, looking forward to getting a game 😁

Thank you. A new campaign on the horizon, so I found myself watching your entire series. Thanks!

Nice review, I did play it for a while... but struggle getting it going online unfortunately... I think the system does have a bit of a strange relationship with the way the setting is presented, as the combat stuff makes it feel more cinematic streetfighter/matrix style which does not always fit the more world of darkness feel I get from it. If you push the wierd/magic and action plots, it can definately be a nice game. But it doesn't fit the online environment that easily/conveniently sadly :\ I wish it got a bit more popularity then it did, so they might have thrown a new edition out..but I doubt they will at this point. Even Edge was about to remove the pdf from sale entirely, and send them a mail to bring it back on sale. (I noticed it was gone, and after a mail to inquire about it they put it back up). Sadly they never added the Eratta/FAQ as a pdf up on drivethrugh either... Don't think it had massive success, so it's likely to be forgotten about rather then anyone seeing much reason to revive it. Good to see some youtube love of the game on rare occasion though! I definately remember the fond times I had with it.

Love the cover, it is amazing.

Very nice video. The new version of TFT has big improvements. Better system for learning talents and spells, better talents to reward tough fighters, and a better XP system. Warm regards, Rick.

where to buy this?

I've got the core rules from last edition and a bunch of pdf's. I don't need this. *Watches video* I NEED THIS! 😆

I'm definitely excited to check this out. I just got the box, but it may be a bit before I can read it.

My soft cover finally arrived. Some very interesting material here.

This looks really well put together. I may need to give it a go.

I like the way you play - the way we played Blackmoor with Dave Arneson back in 1970-74 before D&D came out. Rukes? There are no rules! The GM sets the rules!

🤔 Wouldn't this be close to the Liminal rpg ? Seems like it.

I noticed that the skills are the fruit of the spirit in galatians 5

Appreciate the quick, concise videos!

I met Prof MAR Barker back in the 1970s. I had no clue he was anti-Semitic. He was willing to answer questions from a fat teenager who loved the EPT game better than D&D. I even went to his home one afternoon and played in his personal campaign. I had Swords and Glory #1 and #2 and heard there was an unpublished #3. Usually I used the EPT rules and S&G #1 for background. In the early 2000s, I played in a campaign run by one who had played for years in one of Prof Barkers groups, but I don't remember which of the two nights anymore. This gamer used Big Eyes Small Mouth rules. Though I had fun in two different AD&D campaigns and one based on the original three books and supplements, my favorite Fantasy gaming was in the Tekumel world. I read The Man of Gold novel by Barker. I thought it was better than the couple of AD&D novels I tried to read.

And people say 4th edition is crunchy! 😆

😝 *Promosm*

i got 2 copies and sadly never been able to find anyone willing to play. sadly 1 set was in a house fire and have a little smoke damage, that just fit the dragon setting

Great videos looking forward to seeing more in the future

Interesting. I had no idea a KS was made this, nor that it was still supported. I played Jyhad back in the day. Great game.

I've read this now and really like it. I'm looking to run this online if anyone is interested.

So expensive and there is no way to store everything back in the box properly? Also Hasbro had no money to produce it right and even had to make a kickstarter?! Love the game, wanted to buy, but all I see is money grab and no care whatsoever for gamers. Going to pass, not my 100 euros Hasbro. Thanks for the video btw.

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Your hypothesis is that offering less options will prevent powergaming? I think that reducing players' choices as you see in the Hero's handbook narrows the field to the point that you can't help but powergame, even if by accident. If what you mean is that lowering the choices puts all the players on more equal footing, I would agree. However the full rules provide a great breadth of roleplay options. If some of your players are prone to min/maxing, they're going to do it, and removing options will just force the players who want to focus on roleplay to make the same or similar choices as the powergamers, reducing the game to a combat heavy event if the GM wants to run the game based on the players' sheets.

Pathfinder 2 really learns the most from the best and worst of Pathfinder 1, and they have really cut down on the power gaming by being very deliberate on how bonuses stack. There are only three bonus types and multiple bonuses of the same type don't stack for example. There are a lot of other safeguards as well.