Whats your favorite non-DnD RPG?

[shakespear]

Just curious

[Kainthedragoonx]

Fav of all time is Werewolf the Apocalypse! Many a night was burned playing that game...and I love Werewolves...

I also enjoy a good Star Wars D6 game. Again dead, but was awesome when it was around.

[Brother_Darius]

I like alot of the Palidium cross overs...Rifts, Super Hero's, etc...

The rules were consistent throughout, so allowed alot of gaming across different styles..

[Elysian23]

Neal has been making us play the "Pathfinder" RPG. From what im getting its a more streamlined D&D

[Irashaine1972]

Pathfinder....oh wait.....

[mdauben]

Neal has been making us play the "Pathfinder" RPG. From what im getting its a more streamlined D&D

Yes, Pathfinder is pretty much an unofficial update of the D&D v3.5 rules. Much better than either D&D 3.5 or 4.0, IMO.

If we don't count PF (which is the closest thing to a D&D game that I actually like), I would say my favorite RPG is GURPS. I like the classless system, the flexibility of character creation, and the ability to almost the same ruleset for a variety of genres. Plus the tremendous number of supplements, both crunchy and setting. :cool:

[istraus]

Runequest. I haven't played it in a LONG time, it was a casualty of D&D's volume. I'm glad to see it was re-issued a couple of years ago.

[mdauben]

Another system I really like is Mutants & Masterminds. Its a superhero RPG that uses a system reminicent of a heavily modified version of D&D 3.5. Green Ronin (the publisher) also strongly supports the system with version updates (IIRC, v3 either just came out or is just about to) and lots of useful supplements (both setting and rules). :cool:

[XretsiM]

I'm a big fan of Feng Shui, a hong kong action style RPG. What I really like is the simplicity of the system, and how game balance is achieved between different character types.