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There are several implementations, with the popular ones being Spirit of the Century, Diaspora and Starblazer Adventures. Also it’s an “open source” system so anyone can publish work based on it.

It’s robust enough to encompass any genre and can be customized to provide unique game experiences. In terms of system though, I would have to say the FATE system is my favourite system of all time. I love the setting but I hate the system. I remember playing a half-hour mass combat encounter… in EIGHT HOURS because of the clunky system. Aside from the whole pseudo-anime theme and an incredibly detailed world that you are encouraged to destroy, warp or alter, Exalted is such a kitchen sink setting for almost anything you can put in fantasy… or even some elements of science fiction. Well that would have to be White Wolf’s Exalted. What is your favorite published RPG of all time, and why? Though the Matrix trilogy comes pretty close. I don’t think any three movies really inspired my gaming style. That’s a tough question since I rarely watch movies. What 3 movies have most inspired the games you run? Why? Because of those games, I was inspired to use “cutscenes” in my sessions.

Final Fantasy 7 and Xenogears have also inspired my storytelling style.

And of course it’s Military SF, my favourite genre.

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The Wing Commander series pretty much defined my preferred style of combat and personal interaction.

Third show… uh… no other shows really come to mind.īut mostly, my games have been inspired by video games:.

Another anime show: Gate Keepers, Its premise of superhero teen secret agents in the 60s was the inspiration for a long running campaign.

It’s the genre I love and this show epitomizes it.

Robotech – Giant Robots and Military SF.

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What 3 TV shows have most inspired the games you run? Why? (Especially how I’d copy the male reader’s inflections for both male and female characters) (okay, so maybe it would be listening) and that has definitely influenced my games.

Recently, I’ve been reading The Wheel of Time in Audiobook format.

The dystopian epic Chung Kuo: The Middle Kingdom by David Wingrove inspired me to run darker games, where power politics and attitudes towards technology shaped the world.

The Crisis of Empire series by David Drake gave me my first taste of military sci-fi, which shaped most of my games.

What 3 novels have most inspired the games you run? Why? My focus has shifted from indulging my own fantasies to working with the players to have the whole table entertained. I set scenes up according to a fixed script that I forced my players to run with, or else I’d tantrum.

What was it about the hobby that made you want to run RPGs?īack then it was all about power and escapism. There’s a thrill when you see players roar in triumph as their character does something absolutely amazing.

And I like bringing the Awesome out in people. However nowadays I have a more altruistic motive for continuing. I was the Referee / GM back then and being able to create my own worlds where the players were acting in it was endlessly fascinating. What was it about the hobby that made you want to continue playing? All because I saw a bunch of 6th graders play Robotech, I was too shy to ask to join and I couldn’t find Robotech in Nova Fontana. Star Frontiers, Alpha Dawn, all the way in Grade 5 in 1988.