LivingTriskele

Speaking of support material, I downloaded the free BRP Character Generator 4.10, but after a quick glance was left with the impression that it's actually for RuneQuest (without a lot of the options BRP offers). Granted I haven't had a chance to mess around with it. Anyone know if there is, or will be a good character generator for BRP?

Heh, I attended a small RQ seminar hosted by you in a public library when I was 12. I'm 42 now.

Still loving it.

Yeah, I just got my copy today as well, and so far I feel like I've finally come home after a really long journey (I've been gaming for over 30 years and have been longing for a system like this). My only fear is that it won't be deservedly supported. How soon are we going to see supplemental material with more powers, spells, and whatnot I wonder...

I second the notion regarding a hardcover edition (at the very least). I think it deserves full-color art.

I dig it.

I got into D&D in 1977 (I was 11). It was with the blue book-- the one with the TSR lizard man logo on the cover. My overactive imagination had finally found what it had been longing for all of its young life. I don't think we ever actually played the game correctly but we had a blast making it up as we went along. Around '77 or 78 I attended a small introductory RQ seminar held by Steve Perrin in a public library in or around Palo Alto. RQ seemed so much cooler than Dungeons & Dragons, but my childhood friends remained devoted to the former, all through its various iterations, stopping with the recent release of 4th Edition. Now we're all old with kids, but we still game.

One of my favorite pastimes is the crafting of adventures and campaign settings. I've been published in Dungeon, Pyramid and am currently working on a mini-campaign setting for Necromancer games (for 4th Edition D&D...).

I've been keeping an eye open for generic system to marry--I've been dating GURPS but I must confess a growing attraction to BRP.

I'm glad to have found this site.