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    Default John Carter of Mars RPG on Kickstarter

    The John Carter of Mars RPG launched on Kickstarter yesterday with a $27,000 goal and has accumulated over $100,000 in backing already. Personally, I'm not much into RPGs, but I do like miniatures - they have some pretty neat looking ones - and Edgar Rice Burroughs. Here's the link for anyone who wants to check it out.

    https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...me/description

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    Anybody know what this 2D20 system is like?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Carabas View Post
    Anybody know what this 2D20 system is like?
    Sounds like Conan. It is the momentum sytem.

    "The Momentum system is a streamlined version of the 2d20 system used in other games such as Conan, Infinity, Mutant Chronicles and Star Trek Adventures. It focuses entirely on the abilities of the characters you play by allowing characters to build talents out of whole cloth and eschewing granular details that just aren’t important in describing the ultra-competent characters of Barsoom.

    Characters in Momentum are described by six attributes that combine to form the Target numbers of all tests. There are no skills, instead your background and archetype determines your role in the world. You’ll also be told what your character will find harder. This guidance for your GM will help them decide if a test is low or high difficulty. Secondly if you’re a talented scientist then you will have a Talent that describes how you use science. It might be that you make discoveries after hours of painstaking research or perhaps your best leaps of intuition only happen when under fire; however how you relate to the activity is custom described for your character.

    The Momentum system cuts down on the descriptive terms such as status effects and weapon qualities. Once you understand how to do a skill test and have chosen how you want talents to describe your character, you’re ready to go! There is also an entire chapter of example talents for you to choose, reword, combine and ignore as you see fit. Expect a free to download Quickstart booklet very soon so you can try the game for yourself. In the meantime have a look at our gorgeous character sheet illustrated by Francesca Baerald."
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    Yeah, I did read the link.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Carabas View Post
    Anybody know what this 2D20 system is like?
    I haven't used it, but they offer free quickstart guide PDFs for a few of their games:

    Conan the Barbarian

    Star Trek Adventures

    Infinity

    Mutant Chronicles

    All of these use their 2D20 system, though John Carter is supposed to be a more streamlined version of it.

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