Question: RPM and any actual plays using it?

dntimm · 03-03-2021, 06:48 PM

Hi All, Thanks for the replies.

@ Christopher R Rice: I am not really looking for anything per say. Just looking to how it goes in play and how people play / how it flows in play. I do own the book you wrote (GURPS GM: Ritual Path Magic ) , and have read most of it 😉. I have looked at your website before and read things.

@ johndallman: I did the basic google search and a forum search and didn’t see any as well. So I was wondering if the knowledge of the forum knew something I didn’t find. And I agree that the calculations wont show through in audio, but I have time for audio.

@Taneli: I had looked at the thread but not recently, and thanks for reminding me of.

In general, I really was seeing if somebody had done an actual play. Like I said I was looking for something more of a audio route as I sit and read in front of a computer for hours a day. After a point the eyes get tired, also its tough to read during chores around the house. My Ipad isn’t water proof and I don’t use it while doing dish’s :P . You know listening while my eyes are elsewhere.
As for RPM, I haven’t convince any to want to use it. One its new and sparkly and the curmudgeons don’t find interest in it. Two it takes work to create spells(we all recognize this) and folks say math is hard (sigh). Three were not unhappy with the main magic rules for the most part. But I think it might work better for a low magic game, but allow magic healing though…

Thanks for the replies (and getting me to write more then I thought I would).
-D

Christopher R. Rice · 03-03-2021, 06:57 PM

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Originally Posted by dntimm

@ Christopher R Rice: I am not really looking for anything per say. Just looking to how it goes in play and how people play / how it flows in play. I do own the book you wrote (GURPS GM: Ritual Path Magic ) , and have read most of it 😉. I have looked at your website before and read things.

Cool. Cool. If you have questions I'm around more on discord then I am here. If you're interested, here's an invite link for my blog's server.

Taneli · 03-04-2021, 01:37 AM

Oh yeah, this is a really nice tool for all RPM users:

http://gurps-monsterhunters.appspot.com/

03-03-2021, 06:48 PM	#1
dntimm Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Minnesota, USA	Re: Question: RPM and any actual plays using it? Hi All, Thanks for the replies. @ Christopher R Rice: I am not really looking for anything per say. Just looking to how it goes in play and how people play / how it flows in play. I do own the book you wrote (GURPS GM: Ritual Path Magic ) , and have read most of it 😉. I have looked at your website before and read things. @ johndallman: I did the basic google search and a forum search and didn’t see any as well. So I was wondering if the knowledge of the forum knew something I didn’t find. And I agree that the calculations wont show through in audio, but I have time for audio. @Taneli: I had looked at the thread but not recently, and thanks for reminding me of. In general, I really was seeing if somebody had done an actual play. Like I said I was looking for something more of a audio route as I sit and read in front of a computer for hours a day. After a point the eyes get tired, also its tough to read during chores around the house. My Ipad isn’t water proof and I don’t use it while doing dish’s :P . You know listening while my eyes are elsewhere. As for RPM, I haven’t convince any to want to use it. One its new and sparkly and the curmudgeons don’t find interest in it. Two it takes work to create spells(we all recognize this) and folks say math is hard (sigh). Three were not unhappy with the main magic rules for the most part. But I think it might work better for a low magic game, but allow magic healing though… Thanks for the replies (and getting me to write more then I thought I would). -D

03-04-2021, 01:37 AM	#3
Taneli Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Helsinki, Finland	Re: Question: RPM and any actual plays using it? Oh yeah, this is a really nice tool for all RPM users: http://gurps-monsterhunters.appspot.com/ __________________ [/delurk] AotA is of course IMHO, YMMV. vincit qui se vincit