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What RPG is right for you?


So, you want to run a game, but don't know what game to run? This page will help you. Simply check the boxes next to the attributes that you want a game to have. Hit the button and ... voila! ... a list of great games to play.

Role Playing
The game must not merely allow but actually encourage role playing

Combat/Adventure Game
The game's combat system must be engaging enough that it would be fun to play the combat system on it's own

Easy to Learn
The game must be simple enough that one could read the rules one day and run the game the next day

One Book Playable
The game can be played with just one book.

Realistic Rules
The game rules are written with realism as a primary goal.

Heroic, Cinematic, and Spactacular
The game can be cinematic, meaning that characters are larger than life. Think Rambo, Conan, Jack Sparrow, etc.

High Mortality
Characters regularly face a good chance of permanent death.

Sci-Fi Genre

Fantasy Genre

Modern Genre

Tactical Combat
The game has rules for tactical combat, i.e. figures on a battle mat.

Well Supported
The game's publisher is still actively producing new materials for the game.

Bucket 'o Dice
The game uses copious amounts of dice.

Short Character Generation
A person familiar with the game can make a character in under 30 minutes.

Rapid Advancement
Characters will advance noticiably in two sessions.

Balanced
The game is balanced so that different character classes/races/etc are balanced in power level.
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