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I will use Mercenary Breed instead, which is both compatable and licensed with Legend. 😂

The anthology book is quite an entertaining read. It reminds me of Jack Vance and Clark Ashton Smith stuff. So if anyone is planning on buying the game I would recommend you read this first.

One thing I was not impressed by is that the maps come with no scale, making more work for the GM to do. I hope the makers post better ones with added scales.

This OQ edition of Ki Khanga does not diverge significantly ruleswise from OQ second edition. A lot of the creatures are quite unimaginatively OQ creatures given africanised names. Unicorns are called woshins, etc. But there are a few weirder creatures like the Oga'koi'koi, and impundulu. Where it does diverge in the rules it has only a points build system for PCs, and rules for utilising both herbs and gemstones for their effects/powers. Obviously the greatest divergence from OQ is the precolonial fantasy Africa setting, which mixes real places and fictional ones. If anyone is planning on buying it, you may be interested that there is Ki Khanga:The Anthology which has short tales in it that help with the style and adventures in the setting.

Did they stat up the antimatter grenades, mentioned in the original BGB but not statted in that version, in the new version? 😁

I'll have to pick up the pdf from drivethrurpg. Then I can photocopy any charts and insert them in my old BGB. 😁

I just watched a Youtube video detailing the latest iteration of the BGB. There seems to be a situational modifiers chart in the new one that the old one lacks. Could anyone please tell me what new stuff is in the later version? 😁

I am a sucker for anything based on Elric. I'm also going through a rules lite phase at the moment, so I might just get this.

Crel, it sounds like Open Quest would fit the bill, looking at what you want for your rulesysytem. Check out River of Heaven, which is a sci fi setting using Open Quest to see if you like those rules.

Please can we have a GM screen for Destined? 😁

This looks like it would be good to emulate a superagents type game. I will use some of the stuff to add to the Mythras Destined game I am slowly planning on running.

Thanks for your reply. I was interested in Strike Force 7 as the superagent genre is easily added to such games as Destined, the Mythras superhero setting. Since MRQ stuff is compatable with that system.

I would love to see a BRP version of Talislanta, but this is just wishful thinking on my part.

Merry England had domething to say about sieges, which was an important part of medieval warfare mostly left out of consideration in rpgs. Dysentry among the ranks laying siege would effectively weaken the forces, and possibly bring a swift end to the siege. Also, besiegers would have to make sure their supply lines for food were open, or try to source it locally. Which brings the possibility of the besiegers running out of food as they deplete local stocks.

I recently read online that there was a supplement or rpg published called Strike Force 7, that used the Mongoose RQ rules, that emulated a kind of GI Joe setting. I can see versions for D20 and Savage Worlds being sold but no MRQ version. Does anyone know what happened to that version?