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I am preparing to run a game for some friends of mine based in the warcraft universe. This is going to be my first time running a game and I also don't have a ton of experience playing in one. So I am unsure what the best system to use would be. Right now I am leaning towards d&d 4th. It seems the most mmo/miniatures focused and I think it would help to keep their attention and it would be easiest for them to relate to.
Does that seem like a horrible idea?
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>>54372961
Bump for any sort of advice or tips.
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Is this bait?
Because it looks like pic related,
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>>54372961
Nope, it is pretty good for that stuff. It's also very DM friendly. There's a general thread up at >>54313634
You could try Strike! for something really simple, but mechanically similar, but it's a bit more of a bitch to run, on account of it being amateur as shit, and you have to fiddle with a lot of genre staples that 4e has (stats, magic item troves, etc.), but Strike! doesn't.
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>>54373568
It is not bait I just don't know what I am doing.
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>>54373601
Thank you I will check out Strike! and I appreciate you linking me to the general thread as well.
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>>54373692
Core book here:
https://www.sendspace.com/file/txtl08
Fair warning, the first 90 or so pages are pretty confusing, so start with the fight module at around 90, and work your way backwards.
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>>54373783
Thanks man I will read over it. Skimming over their website I didn't expect a full blown book!
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>>54373944
Yeah, it's got some supplementary material (subsystems, monsters, mini-settings, etc.)... which makes it sorta confusing at times.
I'll answer any questions if thread is still around when I get up.
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