User talk:Lee

JASON: If you run Hero, the Ultimate Skill is pretty much required. Its the best sourcebook they have made in years. Even if the genre isnt pulp, I also recommend Pulp Hero, especially if you want that cinematic feel. Its another great book.

Shadow World looks pretty interesting to me, too. I got 80% of everything they ever made for the setting in one trip to Half Price books a few months ago. Never played it, but looks good.

--Edmiao 11:32, 11 March 2008 (MST) i like the hero system. Lee, our typical game MO is to have two games running at a time and games tend to last a year or so. the two games now have been running for about 5 months for WFRP and 1.5 month for WW, I think. There are a lot of potential GMs in the group, and I know Ben is probably itching to run another game. although, by the time these two run out he may be back in med school if he's lucky.

--Matts 12:22, 11 March 2008 (MST)Everyone knows my stance, which is that I hate the hero system pretty much from top to bottom. But I'm like the lunatic fringe, so don't mind me.

GABE: Who let Matt out of his cage? BACK! Get back in!

Your fantasy hero game looked pretty cool. I gotz an itch for some high fantasy or even medium fantasy gaming. I ran a breif fantasy hero game, I thought it worked fairly well. So I'd be so down with playing in another one. Long as there is magic and monsters.

BEN: agreed that lee's ideas look cool. Ben also lukewarm on hero system but also essentially indifferent to system if world/concept is good. As a matter of policy, we prefer to have someone be part of the group as a player for a couple of months before they GM, so that you can get a feel for what the other players are like...we have a very wide spread of play styles. I actually really like how many GMs we have in our group, it lets us try out different styles of gaming.