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I'll publish them in ePub format only, so I guess they can also be published as PDF. What do you guys think?

This might be of interest to you (although it's not BRP-powered): http://expanduniver.blogspot.com/2014/04/an-uncivil-war.html

I hope it will be multi-system. I really enjoy both BRP/RQ and M&M, each yielding a different gaming experience.

Are these any good? I've heard about them but never seen one.

I use a different skill for (spoken) language and for script. And then the lowest skill caps the other one. EG: if you have Russian 80% but Cyrillic 30%, I consider 30% when you try to read Russian. I think it's sort-of realistic yet still quite simple.

I also prefer the Resistance Table but I guess its removal was a design decision for Mongoose RQ which got carried over to RQ6.

Then come on Saturday. That's when I'm GMing my Korean game.

Nope this is going to be as old world as humanly possible... the con takes place in a genuine (if slightly rebuilt after the war) Rhine castle: Welcome to The Eternal Convention - THE ETERNAL CONclave 2013

OK, so who's going this year (17-20 May 2013)?

I would love to find the time and publish a free PDF supplement to TCE centred on Korea... "The Land of the Morning Calm". Maybe when I'm a pensioner

Here it is: [A-Z April Blogging] [J] Joseon Korea Enjoy!

+1 to what fmitchell wrote. Monsters should be weird and unique.

She regularly posts updates about her writing on G+

Looks promising! Thank you!

Any reviews? I was eagerly expecting this one but the price is quite steep so I'd rather read some reviews before I hand out my hard-earned moolah.

The free adventure mentioned in my blog (天æœå¤§åœ‹: Free Adventure) is intended for Legend but then I believe the differences with RQ6 are minimal.

Can we have more information about the nefarious sorcerer and the Realm?

There were several in Italian: Egitto (already mentioned), West, Dinosauri, all as stand-alone supplements to Basic (Italian version of BRP, larger than the 1980s BRP booklet but way slimmer than thr BGB). And then there was an Alien (as in the films) special issue of a rpg magazine that was almost as long as the stand-alone supplements. I own them all. In French there also was a rpg similar to the Italian Basic, called BaSIC. It had two settings within the booklet (one mediaeval, one contemporary), and there was a stand-alone supplement set in the 17th century. They also published an Arabian nights setting as a pull-out centre section of a rpg magazine some years later. I also own these. I know there was a Swedish translation of WoW (or of Magic World?) called Drakar och Demoner.

It depends on whether you are looking for a "tool set" kind of rules, or not. If you're looking for the former, then use Chaosium's BRP; if you're looking for the latter, then choose MRQII-Legend/RuneQuest/OpenQuest depending on your budget (they are quite similar). If you are not planning to play in Glorantha, keep your Legend PDF. That should enable you to play in your own setting.

How different is this from "Land of the Samurai" (which I already own)?

Any news?

I have, but only for low-magic settings. For magic-rich settings, I use the RuneQuest rules.

Indeed: Core Rules

Where are the Barsoom radium guns?

The fact is that no single system seems to be at the peak of its popularity these days. Heck, even D&D is divided into more sub-churches than Christianity.