Which games mix genres together in the best way? I know of Rifts and Torg. What's the secret to mixing it all up in a kitchen-sink setting?
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Which games mix genres together in the best way? I know of Rifts and Torg.
The secret is to completely block your ability to give a frick.
Gurps
Not a setting.
OP asked for games.
>What's the secret to mixing it all up in a kitchen-sink setting?
>Which games mix genres together in the best way?
moron
Crybaby.
An actual troony who is defending GURPs. Did Steve fund your hormones to do that?
>Ashanti Empire
Man don't remind me of that one. Land Levithan started out so cool but once they went to America it took the biggest fricking nosedive I have ever seen.
Moorwiener's like that in many of his novels. Great start, cool premise, terrible endings.
think the Elric Saga is worth it? I like Blind Guardian and Howard for what that's worth.
The Fortress of the Pearl is the best Elric story, read that one. The rest are very hit or miss.
Are gurpstards really *that* moronic?
Shadows of Brimstone, which is basically if Rifts and Deadlands had a baby with Warhammer Quest.
There was some amethyst-themed game which I'm not remembering well (maybe Amethyst Essence) which had fantas meeting scifi worlds.
That's a good one, there's a review of it on rpg.net:
https://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/14/14897.phtml
I don't know what the latest version would be.
>night land cosm
How are you supposed to restrict the heat death of the universe to Russia?
damn, that earth is fricked
Magic and cyberpunk always looked moronic to me. Magic + steampunk can work though
Actually I feel like steampunk is a great "mixing" setting. I don't like it at all on its own, but attach it to some other setting and they both usually augment each other really well.
Steampunk world with magic? Nice. That's Arcanum.
Steampunk medieval? Fricking sick, don't know games for it though.
Steampunk swashbucklers? Love it. It's the setting for All for One: Regime Diabolique.
Steampunk sci-fi? Space 1889, it's out there.
>Steampunk medieval? Fricking sick, don't know games for it though.
That would be Iron Kingdoms, probably. You've got a good point; steampunk is definitely better mixed than on its twee own.
What is Thule like? Cold, I assume, but what else?
I'm gonna be honest I thought this was supposed to be arknights terra for a minute
RIFTS still does it best!