MU* Wishlists
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My updated wishlist:
- LARP Rules VTM game - I firmly believe that since the LARP rules are designed with large groups and player-centric plots in mind, they’d be better at supporting a MU than the tabletop version of the same.
- Unknown Armies - Weird magick, surreal horror, and cosmic power in a smaller city in America.
- Curseborne - Not sure how to get around the shared token economy, but still, I could see it making a fairly entertaining MU.
- CoD (or NWoD) - I too wish there was a CoD/NWoD (depending on which splats, for me, as I’m split on which edition I like the best) game out there.
- Powered By The Apocalypse Multiplex - I had this idea a while ago where someone could build one server with 10-12 mini grids on it that each support a different PbtA game. Each game would have a limited number of PC spots (equal to the number of playbooks available to that PbtA game.) It’d be like a multiplex theater of gaining XP from failing.
- Cube Robots - This is an idea I have been tinkering with for a while (both in rules mechanics and universe building). It currently doesn’t have a better name, but it’s a sci-fi setting that focuses on fresh sentience and the battle between ingrained duty and personal identity. I don’t wish anyone else create this, it’s on my I would run wishlist.
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I would like to see a Lords & Ladies game like Castle D’Image, or Crossroads, where it’s accessible, engaged players and staff, friendly but without having to learn a slew of backplot and systems like Arx, which I found kind of overwhelming. Evennia is a very complex system, with a lot going on.
Perhaps it was also back when I first played, but it was a time when I was naive and didn’t know everyone’s drama, though I was too young and dumb not to get swept up in it. I’d love to avoid that for a second round.
Maybe they are around though, and I just don’t knwo where to look.
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There was a Terry Pratchett Discworld game that I really loved but it didn’t last too long. I wish it was still there.
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Definitely craving something in the horror-adjacent urban fantasy space - CoD, Unknown Armies, Curseborne, anything like that would be great.
My forever-want is gaslamp fantasy with a real sense of Victorian authenticity. Not necessarily “perfectly historically accurate”, but made by someone who understands what the social conflicts of the era were for the place they’re setting it, and has a real reason to set a game in THIS place and THIS time, with supernatural/fantasy elements that really lean into it. Spiritualism, for example – hell, something set in the Burned Over District would be great fun.
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I still want a Marvel game set in San Francisco and Utopia
and an Aberrant game
and an all-OC Mutants and Masterminds game
and a pony
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@Prototart you deserve a pony
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@Pavel I do have a lot of problems with v5 but I sure do love the hunger dice system, I think that’s fun as.
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@Jennkryst said in MU* Wishlists:
I more mean, everyone is Very Invested in Brujah not being a bloodline of the Gangrel Clan and etc and so on. For more examples, see all the arguments from when oWoD was taken out behind the chemical shed and shot / when nWoD first came out.
It’s not Brujah as a bloodline it’s Bruja, it’s different darnit! Grumble grumble.
But yeah I know. They did kinda cook themselves a little bit in trying to migrate a fanbase by keeping some things named the same like Ventrue, Gangrel, Toreador bloodline etc.
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@Livia said in MU* Wishlists:
some things named the same like Ventrue, Gangrel, Toreador bloodline etc.
I forget who told me, but apparently, they also didn’t originally mean for Forsaken to be as heavily spirit-centric like Apocalypse, and also randomly decided to make the anti-yiffing rules even worse.
At least one of which is solved entirely by CoD, so huzzah!
(none of this stops the haters from hating, but shrug
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@Purplelamia said in MU* Wishlists:
I would like to see a Lords & Ladies game like Castle D’Image, or Crossroads, where it’s accessible, engaged players and staff, friendly but without having to learn a slew of backplot and systems like Arx, which I found kind of overwhelming. Evennia is a very complex system, with a lot going on.
Perhaps it was also back when I first played, but it was a time when I was naive and didn’t know everyone’s drama, though I was too young and dumb not to get swept up in it. I’d love to avoid that for a second round.
Maybe they are around though, and I just don’t knwo where to look.
I kind of get what you’re saying but I feel I should ask what do you mean by “learn a slew of backplot”? I think fantasy/L&L helps when there’s some level of depth to the setting, or do you mean the weight of years of history that Arx had?
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@Rucket Could be ‘uncover the secret history’, could be ‘never get a plot run because your timezone doesn’t line up with any STs authorized to run the plot’. I’d say 50/50?
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@Purplelamia said in MU* Wishlists:
Lords & Ladies game
The Scorpion book for the FFG L5R game is set to drop soon-ish, somebody do the thing!
