On the 1 hand matches based on British OSRS Gold . On the flip side, more configurations, as many of them and as detailed as you can (my current fantasy would be a marginally Gonzo town, like Ankh-Morpork if you need ). I love to find settings and systems that promote domain-level play and integrate it with battle and exploration. It seems like something in OD&D whose potential was not been completely exploited but nevertheless was used in Lake Geneva and the Twin Cities.I second domain OSRS content. I have PCs in my game that are starting domain to scratch such as the OSRS systems individuals are putting out and I want something instinctive and engaging.
Interesting. I like the configurations, although I've always heard those systems were terrible. But you're probably right that there is stuff to be mined. Re: TMNT Mutant Year Zero reskinned? Or other parasitic post-apoc games like Gamma World? Did you check out Savage Rifts? Not exactly what you're talking about.I began on Palladium's things well before I got into D&D, therefore it holds a special place within my heart. He system wasn't dreadful or clunky than anything out there in the mid, although Perhaps it's my feelings taking.
Towards the top of my head, saving thief/rogue/specialist skills and rolls. I understand there are systems that account for these things like roll-under attribute rather than saving roll tables. But consider OSE; they've without needing to deal with excessively limiting combat feats mechanics this frame for martial abilities which gives a mechanical flare to fighters, but they use x in 6 rolls on a predefined variety of abilities for your rogue.
The sole drawback is the fact that it's never been streamlined or revised to some meaningful degree. I would like to see the accredited matches of Palladium, although if anything is much more friendly than AD&D 1E receive the 07rs gold IC/ OSE treatment. I'm only knowledgeable about Mutant Year Zero, and it does not have the sense of what I'm searching for. (I can't even say what that sense is, or I would attempt to make it myself.) Gamma World and its clones don't quite nail it either, though Gamma World was high on my play list back in the afternoon.
