Alright, here's another question from #RPGaDay that tweaks my old-school sensibilities:
Day 14: "Which RPG Do You Prefer for Open-Ended Campaign Play"
So, a quick Google search for "Open-Ended Campaign Play" says it's essentially a high-falutin' term for a Sandbox campaign. So, eradicating my first thoughts on the subject, I'll keep today easy.
2nd Edition AD&D and it's illegitimate heir, Hackmaster 4th Edition. I'd give the nod to Hackmaster because of its skill system and enough random charts to help a GM fill in the spots when the party goes AWOL from the plot lures they lay out.
Random Tavern Name Generator on the GM Shield, anyone?
Day 14: "Which RPG Do You Prefer for Open-Ended Campaign Play"
So, a quick Google search for "Open-Ended Campaign Play" says it's essentially a high-falutin' term for a Sandbox campaign. So, eradicating my first thoughts on the subject, I'll keep today easy.
2nd Edition AD&D and it's illegitimate heir, Hackmaster 4th Edition. I'd give the nod to Hackmaster because of its skill system and enough random charts to help a GM fill in the spots when the party goes AWOL from the plot lures they lay out.
Random Tavern Name Generator on the GM Shield, anyone?
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| Word of warning: Bugbears and Drow hate Sandboxes.... Itchy. |
Alright, here's another question from #RPGaDay that tweaks my old-school sensibilities:
Day 14: "Which RPG Do You Prefer for Open-Ended Campaign Play"
So, a quick Google search for "Open-Ended Campaign Play" says it's essentially a high-falutin' term for a Sandbox campaign. So, eradicating my first thoughts on the subject, I'll keep today easy.
2nd Edition AD&D and it's illegitimate heir, Hackmaster 4th Edition. I'd give the nod to Hackmaster because of its skill system and enough random charts to help a GM fill in the spots when the party goes AWOL from the plot lures they lay out.
Random Tavern Name Generator on the GM Shield, anyone?
Day 14: "Which RPG Do You Prefer for Open-Ended Campaign Play"
So, a quick Google search for "Open-Ended Campaign Play" says it's essentially a high-falutin' term for a Sandbox campaign. So, eradicating my first thoughts on the subject, I'll keep today easy.
2nd Edition AD&D and it's illegitimate heir, Hackmaster 4th Edition. I'd give the nod to Hackmaster because of its skill system and enough random charts to help a GM fill in the spots when the party goes AWOL from the plot lures they lay out.
Random Tavern Name Generator on the GM Shield, anyone?
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| Word of warning: Bugbears and Drow hate Sandboxes.... Itchy. |
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