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I have the Avalon Hill boxed set of RuneQuest, which was my first exposure to the system and the setting of Glorantha. Back then I was coming from a standard fantasy mindset, that fantasy was elves and dwarves etc. I will say coming from that mindset, I was a bit... not exactly put-off, but more puzzled, when I found out about humanoid ducks. It just didn't fit into my view of a serious fantasy. Like a fantasy version of Howard the Duck. These days it doesn't bother me, but I can see why some players may be put-off by such things. So I think it's true that separating the system from the setting in this instance may bring in more players that normally would be put-off by the setting.

I bet if someone slipped up and Mickey Mouse became public domain, someone would need a fresh change of knickers.

Don't the new EU copyrights only apply to the EU though, and not the US, considering that's the system they were created under? I mean, the things that were previously in the public domain in the US and which are now supposedly under copyright in the EU, aren't they still under public domain in the US? I know Mongoose is a UK company so I imagine they have to go along with whatever the EU says, but I still find it interesting.

Although following with the titling style it would probably be "Conan of Legend".

Well I'd think it fun and I'd welcome it.

Wouldn't it be fun if Mongoose got the Warhammer license and used Legend to make a new version of it.

I personally prefer paperback rule books. I know some people prefer hardback for its durability, but I'm always careful with my books and the paperback versions are a lot easier to read.

Greetings everyone! I slapped together a free little Creative Commons system with the hopes that the roleplaying community would find it interesting and fun. I'd love any feedback you have on it. Thanks . Odd Story's Page