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johngamermage January 29th, 2009 03:00 PM

My Dream To Do List
 
*Shadowrun 4E
*CthulhuTech
*Dark Heresy
*Star Wars Saga Edition
*d20 Modern

Of course I have to finish the HL Kit Documentation.

rob January 30th, 2009 03:36 PM

We've been jonesing to be able to do Shadowrun ourselves. Colen runs a Shadowrun campaign and the folks a Catalyst have gave us a green light long ago. Unfortunately, we're still waiting for the licensing to be sorted out with WizKids/Topps, and who knows how long that will take.

If you're going to launch into something as your first foray into authoring, please do *NOT* select Shadowrun. That's like going straight into a graduate course in particle physics when you haven't yet taken high school physics. Cut your teeth on something less complex first and get a good handle on stuff, else you're in for a major challenge.

Cthulhutech and Dark Heresy should be quite doable with the Kit. The structures of those games will present a few wrinkles, but every game has its own twists to contend with. If you pursue either of those games, don't hesitate to ask questions here, since I'm moderately familiar with both of them, as I'm sure are others here on the forum.

I'm not familiar with Saga, but I've heard it's very similar to 4e, so that should also be quite doable. You'll understand why next week.

d20 Modern would be the most work, since creating the d20 system to begin with would entail lots of effort. This system falls into the same category as Shadowrun - i.e. not recommended as your first game system.

Hope this helps...

jonbartels February 1st, 2009 08:04 PM

dark heresy is also on my wish list, along with,

scion,
legend of the five ring.

let me know what comes of shadowrun.

Mathias February 1st, 2009 09:01 PM

Since I started playing in a Dark Heresy campaign a few days ago, I've stopped working on the Secret of Zir'An files I had been working on and have switched to building Dark Heresy files. I have basic functionality for characteristics, skills, talents, races, and the initial skills/talents for a career.

FifthWanderer February 2nd, 2009 06:38 AM

Even I am setting aside SotC for Truth & Justice. I found myself running T&J almost by accident.

johngamermage February 2nd, 2009 08:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rob (Post 29047)
If you're going to launch into something as your first foray into authoring, please do *NOT* select Shadowrun. That's like going straight into a graduate course in particle physics when you haven't yet taken high school physics. Cut your teeth on something less complex first and get a good handle on stuff, else you're in for a major challenge.

Thank You

Now all I need is chip out some time from family life to learn what I need know.

Addendum: In my minds eye I see the finished skinned versions of Shadowrun and d20 Modern. I ache to do these.

johngamermage February 2nd, 2009 08:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jonbartels (Post 29075)
dark heresy is also on my wish list, along with,

scion,
legend of the five ring.

let me know what comes of shadowrun.

Oooo Scion.

I feel like a kid in a candy shop.

Shadowrun? I don't know when my schedule will permit me to learn or try anything.

SAbel February 3rd, 2009 05:38 PM

My list is:
L5R
Star Wars Saga
D&D 4e

heratyk February 4th, 2009 06:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rob (Post 29047)
I'm not familiar with Saga, but I've heard it's very similar to 4e, so that should also be quite doable. You'll understand why next week.

Now that sounds promising...

Quote:

Originally Posted by rob (Post 29047)
d20 Modern would be the most work, since creating the d20 system to begin with would entail lots of effort. This system falls into the same category as Shadowrun - i.e. not recommended as your first game system.

Really? I would think you could just copy over D&D, and just swap out a few skills and classes and such. Another nice thing is, it also has an OGL.

rob February 20th, 2009 03:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by heratyk (Post 29103)
Really? I would think you could just copy over D&D, and just swap out a few skills and classes and such. Another nice thing is, it also has an OGL.

The reasons for this were outlined in another thread in this forum. A link is provided below.
http://forums.wolflair.com/showthread.php?t=8166


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