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Re: Last PDF of 2007, and it's GURPS doozy!

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Originally Posted by Kromm

I agree that tossing in a special version of Lite -- with magic rules, and tailored to the tasks and templates covered by DF -- would create a cool PbG product. But that would only happen if interest levels were so high that we couldn't ignore the hue and cry.

If D&D is as popular as I think it is, a free GURPS Fantasy Lite, independent of the DF line, might be a powerful recruiting tool. With some simple 150 point templates, a few races to choose from, a smattering of spells such as you got with Basic D&D, and a couple of crunchy monster pages, you might give people enough of a taste to hook them. The superiority of GURPS for fantasy gaming is one of the best kept secrets in geekdom.

Edit: Given how popular DF has turned out to be, maybe SJG should consider releasing the full set of DFs as a hardback!

Edit 2: The book is presently being discussed on GURPSnet here http://forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?...=1#post8276693 Folks might want to check in there too and give their impressions.

Re: Last PDF of 2007, and it's GURPS doozy!

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Originally Posted by Greg 1

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Edit: Given how popular DF has turned out to be, maybe SJG should consider releasing the full set of DFs as a hardback!

Edit 2: The book is presently being discussed on GURPSnet here http://forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?...=1#post8276693 Folks might want to check in there too and give their impressions.

Thanks Greg1. I'm checking it.

And this very thread "Last PDF of 2007, and it's GURPS doozy!" has its gemel in http://forums.sjgames.com/showthread...5&page=1&pp=10

Re: Last PDF of 2007, and it's GURPS doozy!

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Originally Posted by Paul

Except that Dungeon Fantasy is targeted at GURPS players who want to run dungeon crawls, not D&D players who want, for whatever reason, to leave D&D behind. That would be a very different book. One worth writing? That's a different question (and thread).

Um.. I'm getting it so I can leave D&D behind. With D&D going 4th, I do not realy want to respend all of my cash on another whole system. So I think GURPS:DF is perfect catch for me.