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Numenera: Monte Cook's new 'Space Fantasy' rpg.

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http://www.kickstarter.com/projects...roleplaying-game-from-monte-cook?ref=category

So, this is what he has been upto since leaving WOTC.

This is the first time I have seen a video of him (kickstarter video) and while he seems like a normal person (he is lean, not fat, surprisingly) there does seem something a bit off about him. I dunno, I get vibes that he does not consider the average fan quite smart, and also he seems to have some emapthic disconnect problems (like he doesn't know how to instinctively smile, he just does so robotically as if it is expected of him, not because he wants to or that it is the normal thing to do).

Anyhow, the name of the rpg sucks. But I am interested in what the game seems to be about. Seems kinda like Star Wars meets Traveller meets Fading Suns.

What do you fuckers think?
 

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Whoops, Monte describes the game as 'Science Fantasy' not 'Space Fantasy'. My bad bros, some mod plz edit title.
 

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I'm not a fan of Monte's past designs, but this thing looks interesting. Perhaps he'd be able to come up with a good game when freed from restraints of d20/D&D/OGL.

The art is also pretty good.
 

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I bought the $70 level. If it turns out good, I wouldn't mind getting a game of it going. Otherwise, at least it has cool pictures to look at.
 

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So, for donating I get to have a quotation listed on the website. The only thing that sprang to mind was "Real excellence, Real Incline, Real Grimoire!"

Where the fuck did these words come from? Damned if I know....
 

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So, for donating I get to have a quotation listed on the website. The only thing that sprang to mind was "Real excellence, Real Incline, Real Grimoire!"

Where the fuck did these words come from? Damned if I know....

:bro:

Will this quotation only be on the website? How long will it last? around 2-3 years I think...
 

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I think it depends on how realized the world of Numenera becomes. Books, books, and books, and even more books will be needed if this is to last any real length of time. I'm convinced the game will be interesting and mechanically sound at least. Who knows? That strange little quote might end up being an important cog in the immortal machine of a truly genius RPG. Only time will tell...
 

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Which of these retarded gay ass quotes are yours? Why couldn't you quote something cool, like SIX MILLION WAS NOT ENOUGH
 
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The PDF is out. Anyone read it?

Personally I found it really, really disappointing, even if I didn't read all of it. Damage doesn't use dice, it's 2 for light, 3 for medium and [edit:4]6 for heavy weapons. Your difficulty class to hit enemy is 3X enemy level. Enemies damage is equal to their level. All the time. There are three types of armor: Light, medium and heavy, reducing 1, 2 or 3 damage (hurr).

Also, turns out the "Jack" isn't a rogue, it's a multiclass type character. So we have 3 characters, the warrior the wizard and the multiclasser. The system is very barebones as we know, 3 attributes, most differentiation between classes is based around feats. Honestly it sounds like a flat out bad system.
 

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The PDF is out. Anyone read it?

Personally I found it really, really disappointing, even if I didn't read all of it. Damage doesn't use dice, it's 2 for light, 3 for medium and 6 for heavy weapons. Your difficulty class to hit enemy is 3X enemy level. Enemies damage is equal to their level. All the time. There are three types of armor: Light, medium and heavy, reducing 1, 2 or 3 damage (hurr).

Also, turns out the "Jack" isn't a rogue, it's a multiclass type character. So we have 3 characters, the warrior the wizard and the multiclasser. The system is very barebones as we know, 3 attributes, most differentiation between classes is based around feats. Honestly it sounds like a flat out bad system.


We've always known it was going to be a storyfag system.
 
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I stopped reading here.

The PDF is out. Anyone read it?

Personally I found it really, really disappointing, even if I didn't read all of it. Damage doesn't use dice, it's 2 for light, 3 for medium and 6 for heavy weapons. Your difficulty class to hit enemy is 3X enemy level. Enemies damage is equal to their level. All the time. There are three types of armor: Light, medium and heavy, reducing 1, 2 or 3 damage (hurr).

Also, turns out the "Jack" isn't a rogue, it's a multiclass type character. So we have 3 characters, the warrior the wizard and the multiclasser. The system is very barebones as we know, 3 attributes, most differentiation between classes is based around feats. Honestly it sounds like a flat out bad system.


We've always known it was going to be a storyfag system.
You know typing things like that makes me want to punch your alien potato face
 

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What. We've also always known the Jack isn't a rogue, btw. Jack-of-all-trades, hellooo
 
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Nibovian Wives

Description: These biological constructs appear to be beautiful female humans. Their only
function, however, is to seduce human men so that they can get pregnant. Pregnancy in these
creatures opens a transdimensional rift inside their womb, giving a ultraterrestrial demon access
to this level of existence. “Gestation,” which is actually just the aligning of phase changes to
creating the rift, varies greatly. The time required ranges from 10 minutes to nine months. When
the creature is “born,” the Nibovian wife nurtures it as if it were a child, even though it clearly is
not. During this time, the construct defends the “child” fiercely, using incredible strength and
resilience. The demon develops quickly, and its first and only compulsion is to hunt down and
kill the “father.” Once it does so, it is free in this world to do as it pleases.
Nibovian wives are likely the cause of many ultraterrestrials currently in the world.

Interaction: As long as you give these creatures what they want, they are perfectly
reasonable, kind, and seem eager to please. They can never be convinced to abandon their
imperative (reproducing and nurturing their terrible child). On other issues, however, they can be
perfectly reasonable.
Use: Nibovian wives are a strange encounter that is useful for introducing the concept of
otherdimensional beings in a horrific way. The ancients interacted with ultraterrestrials and
explored other dimensions, but in the Ninth World, such beings are thought of as demons.
Loot: The inner workings of a Nibovian wife can provide 1d6 cyphers to one trained in
scavenging them.


Roguey


Also doesn't Roguey and Sawyer have a loathing for Monte Cook? I guess this game kinda supports their view
 

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But what if the Nibonian Wife rapes you? :troll:
 

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