Top 8 TTRPG's Other than D&D/PF | Nerd Immersion

[@kingleviathan7376]

How to play Percy jackson is a game called Scion. Its 3 books, Scion: Heroes, Scion: Demigods, and Scion: Gods. It's perfect for the theme of Percy Jackson

[@NerdImmersion]

Thank you!

[@belist2]

Scion also just got a second edition!!

[@mikeskinner6441]

Was just about to post a comment about this. Hands down best way to play a Percy Jackson themed game.

[@whiskeyhound]

Was gonna recommend checking out the first dresden files rpg by Evil Hat, but sounds like Scion is an even better fit.

[@francisstaines228]

@@belist2 i got turned off hard by the art of scion 2e

[@williamcollins7531]

As someone who has run a lot of Changeling the Lost games, I too share your feelings towards it, and I was drawn to it and it’s setting immediately. Honestly I am a fan of most of your list here for all the same reasons. Also, love the content you do. Thanks for all the work you do!

[@gimlym6641]

Gotta be honest, I hadn't watched this video since it came out and wasn't going to, because I was only really interested in the D&D news videos. The only reason I did end up watching it was because it came up on autoplay and I couldn't be bothered skipping it, but now that I've seen it I think this is my favourite Nerd Immersion video I've watched so far. After it finished I had to put it on again in the loungeroom to make my roommates all watch it too.

[@SergioLeRoux]

"... is a Palladium RPG..." (Sweats and starts having Rifts flashbacks... SDC... Megadamages... Can't dodge 4 missiles... Psychic potential...)

[@ysireawe]

There is a GM called ThatBronzeGirl on twitch that expressed interest in running Changeling. Her cast fell through and it never happened. But if you need a GM for it in the future, she's a great storyteller. 🥳🥳

[@jonsumner5899]

Well I hope that you would do more power by the apocalypse games as it is I'm thinking about really looking into doing some more for one thing I'll be honest I'm not really as much into the crunchiness of official dungeons & dragons CorePower by the apocalypse is a lot more similar to how my group tends to play dungeons & dragons very much rules light. But when you were describing what are hearts the first thing that came to my mind is you could actually use this to play Shazam. Because that's exactly what Shazam is is he's an ordinary boy when he says the word Shazam he turns into a superhero using the glitter heart book.

[@josephb7786]

It’s funny this video came out while I was trying to get into the Root RPG

[@gelbadayah.sneach579]

I've played the first World of Darkness extensively, including the Rage card game. I still have all my stuff. It's one of the best RPGs I've ever played both in lore and in mechanics. (I love classless systems!)

[@DStrormer]

SCION is your Percy Jackson game, and good news for you it's a White Wolf game so much of the system will look familiar to you. I'd also like to shine some love on a few extra awesome games that I either love or am dying to play. Cortex System powers Serenity and Battlestar Galactica. It's great fun and very dynamic in a way similar to how you described the Buffyverse/Evil Dead games. Highly recommended if you can find it since it's out of print. There's a new Firefly rpg which I've not gotten to play, but I expect it's similar. Green Ronin's Adventure Game Engine powers several games including Dragon AGE, The Expanse RPG, and their Fantasy AGE/Modern AGE generic books. I absolutely love this system and I really wish GR would give it more support. It's a 3d6 system so it's super low barrier of entry and highly versatile. Among the old World of Darkness games, my favorite was Demon the Fallen. You need a mature group to play, but you can tell some incredibly moving stories with this. Finally two games that I'd love to get the chance to play one of these days: In Nomine and Star Trek Adventures. I've only ever had these recommended to me, but everything I've heard makes them sound really excellent. Maybe someday. Oh, and honorable mention to Mouse Guard for being both adorable and scarring.

[@UKRacer36]

I am old so these are all probably before your time but: War Hammer FRP 1e Traveller 1st edition TORG The Possibility Wars Living Steel Aftermath! Champions I also owned Cyborg Commando from Gary Gygax but it was not good (imho)

[@fernandomeneghetti]

No Call of Cthulhu? No Paranoia? No Vampire? No Traveler? No Star Wars? This list is definitely a polar opposite of mine. And little use to most people since half of your recommendations are out of print and/or very niche ... But you do you. Hahaha

[@brianpatrickdaly]

if you like these you should try out DnD. idk if you've heard about it, it's pretty niche

[@rowdyparks6770]

H.E.R.O system is hands down my favorite ttrpg

[@vxicepickxv]

Hunter the Reckoning is set in a classic world of darkness unique from the rest of the games and isn't directly compatible. Cinematic Unisystem is what All Flesh Must Be Eaten also uses, so you should enjoy it.

[@alderaancrumbs6260]

Invisible Sun (I HIGHLY recommend this game!) Genesys FFG Star Wars Savage Worlds Deadlands Blades in the Dark Cypher System Dusk City Outlaws Funny thing: I’m relatively new to 5e.

[@matthewblanchard9805]

First off, your list is great - I was a huge fan of Hunter: The Vigil, but I was legitimately shocked to see BTVS, ANGEL and AOD as you’re #1. I loved this game when it came out, I was even a playtester on that game. (Credited in the Angel Core)

[@HurricaneBlade1]

There's no way this list can impress me... >Tails. Of. Motherbucking. Equestria. I'm impressed.

[@rotheraisscott7315]

The Fate system and Numenera are both great but d20 is my favourite ttrpg, it's 5e made for other any genre and time setting, so much fun!

[@Coophack6584]

Shoutout to Traveller and sadly the Firefly Rpgs I have that no one plays :/ dam Cortex

[@markadkins1842]

One of my favorite quotes is from the Defense Creed in Hunter: The Reckoning - "Some people say the world is going to hell. They're wrong. Hell is coming to the world, and we're the thin red line."

[@StonehillTroll]

Some off those are pretty obscure, surprised these weren't on your list 1) Savage World Fantasy - a very clean, simple and fast system to master. 2) Dungeon Crawl Classics RPG - which plays very much like olde school D&D and has large following.

[@josephdellavecchia7828]

Tails o Equestria is one of my favorites. There is a fan made expansion that does Tails of Fallout Equestria that adds a lot more content to the game and overhauls the combat system but still keeps it fast and engaging. Its meant for Post Apocalyptic but it can do just about any other time period as well.

[@markjones9416]

Ten Candles works very well for a one shot tragic horror using actual candles to burn aspects of your character sheet as the darkness takes you.

[@midnightguard7599]

Wow, talk about nostalgia flashbacks. My friends and I back in high school became friends with the creators at Palladium Games back in the 80s (they would frequent the comic shop we all hung out at). We would help unload shipments at their warehouse and we were paid in RPG books so we all ended up with basically every single book they released throughout the 80s. Good times :) (and oh god do I feel really old now LOL)

[@kiltedcripple]

It wouldn't be immersion if you were curt in your explanations. Thank toy for enjoying the hobby and letting us in in some great games. Btw there's a lesser known White Wolf RPG from here 90s, based on three Street Fighter video games. I believe there are only 4 books to the whole thing but it's fun, and answers the question we've all been dying to know the answer to: can you Hadoken a vampire to death? Turns out you can!

[@trapical]

Tales of Equestria is very endearing in a good way. Like, combat encounters are called "scuffles" and everyone has such wholesome names. There's little downside too, the villains and challenges are just as difficult as anything in 5e, yet somehow are all naturally G-rated. It's innocence is so genuinely entertaining, and it makes for a very memorable play experiance.

[@silveranstavern]

I absolutely love the World of Darkness splats (e.g. Vampire, Werewolf, Changeling) for both the New WoD and the Old WoD. Not sure what they changed when they migrated New WoD to Chronicles of Darkness. Changeling the Lost was my favorite, but I ran a game that was predominately a Vampire the Requiem setting, but the players were a diverse cast of Vampires, Werewolves, Mages, Changelings, and Geists. One of each actually. It was a fun game, and everyone enjoyed it. Promethean is the Frankenstein splat by the way. It is too bad you never got to play, else I believe Changeling the Lost would have been much higher on your list.

[@RelativeDimension]

Tails of Equestrian is awesome. Simple mechanics, easy to get into.. However, I wouldn't call it a d20 system. It has more similarities to Savage Worlds than d&d. Very glad it made your list x

[@codywood9852]

You should check out Savage Worlds. It's super adaptable for any setting to be as powerful or as brutal as you like. Super easy to learn, plus they have a Deadlands port which works pretty well. Fun system and character creation is also fun. It gives a pulp fiction kinda vibe to me.

[@NegatveSpace]

Being a post apocalyptic trucker is one of my dream stories to write someday. Giant crab truckers sounds like an awesome rpg

[@KARGAAN]

I never knew Buffy/Angel/Army of darkness ttrpgs existed until now. Thank you

[@BloodyCactus]

I still have soft spots for Hong Kong Action Theatre and Feng Shui.. these days its all Fantasy A/G/E/ for me. Your list was very interesting.

[@TheKnightraven72]

HERO System. If you're willing to put in some work, it'll be good for any genre/setting.

[@fortunatus1]

As a kid, I enjoyed playing the Palladium Role Playing Game, Rifts, TMNT, and Rolemaster (the % dice tables to roll on for criticals or fumbles were fun). I tried GURPS from Steve Jackson games and it seemed to have potential but didn't spend much time with it. I also tried Marvel Superheroes roleplaying game but it seemed a little difficult to play. I never played any White Wolf games or Buffy games. I also tried one of the Shadowrun editions but it never caught on with my other friends.

[@dmDerZorn]

I have fond memories of playing TMNT back in the day. Still remember my Main Character 'Rabid Rabitt' . Awesome bipedal Rabitt with one too many movie cliches and a Rambo attitude. Good Times.

[@Hands0meJay]

Changeling the Lost! Such a beautiful game! I’m the same - have the book and looking for someone to run a game I can be a part of.

[@rkirwan5511]

I love Palladium Books.

[@357Dejavu]

I like other options. I really liked Aces and Eights (reloaded). It’s basically old west TTRPG with out magic or any weird steam punk stuff. Gun fights are fast and deadly. I also love Adventures in Middle Earth but it’s basically 5e

[@godlessveteran2431]

White Wolf Studios did sue over Underworld. I don't know about it being from someone's campaign, not something I heard from back then, but it was a case over plagiarism for sure.

[@thejammiestjam]

Some of those honorable mentions could have been your 9 and 10 spots. ;)

[@josukex42]

Through the Breach was an interesting TTRPG i never got the chance to run, but mechanic use a deck of standard playing cards instead of dice and character creation had a sudo-tarot card reading element to it. other RPGs i enjoyed a bit was The Iron Kingdoms RPG, its mulit-career & archetype systems made characters creation simple, but interesting

[@jab9109]

Call of Cthulhu is the best

[@brennonr]

Also, i didnt until today know how big of a gap in our ages there is. Buffy fandon covers a wide swath indeed

[@SerithValComnion]

Hunter the reckoning is a cool setting, but I'm not a fan of the white wolf mechanics. One I'd recommend checking out, if you want a sci-fi game, is Modiphius' Infinity Role Playing Game based on the Miniatures Game by Corvus Belli.

[@zacharygadzinski3147]

I never played a tabletop rpg, just video games. However I would love to play D&D and Pathfinder and eventually create my own tabletop RPG. As someone who wants to be a game developer I think it's important to play games to get inspiration. Not only that, but reading books and watching shows and movies is another way to get inspiration.

[@SergioLeRoux]

We used Dresden Files Accelerated to play teens in a supernatural school, it had a Harry Potter vibe to it, but the players weren't just Wizards, they could be vampire virgins, fey (including Bigfoot), or even clued-in mortals.

[@jasonstamwitz6928]

Plaid My Little Pony with our group. My wife’s introduction to being a GM. It was fun to play. Simple, quick, and it makes the players get more evolved in the story.

[@mygeekdom4414]

I always saw My Little Pony as an attempt to have a rated G/PG system that is fully developed and yet you can introduce kids to without giving them nightmares.

[@quantum_ogre]

First off, mad respect for outright sharing your choice of putting MLP on one of the slots. Some of those 'weird' RPGs are hard to even talk about. Second, really glad Hunter:The Vigil was on the list. Such a fun game for " F*ck yeah, humanity!" sessions.

[@idioticnerd7748]

Honestly while most didn't like it hunter is either my favorite r second favorite in the series. It's great for storytellers who have experience with other games and players who have no idea. I love the game and I would love to run it again

[@MWolf-vh7fp]

Its interesting that all of these are on your list because of the setting not the system

[@Hromovlad1]

Fun fact, I played World of Darkness before I played Dungeons & Dragons Vampire the Masquerade was my second ever tabletop RPG (the first one being the Czech game "Dračí Doupě" - said game is so popular in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, that when the D&D movie came out over here, the distributor got the rights to re-name it after this game instead) After that I switched to the new World of Darkness, which I loved as it made mixed parties more viable (technically possible in old World of Darkness, but extremely unbalanced) I played an old crusty fisherman who could turn into a giant Catfish, and was teamed-up with a Changeling with gold-plated skin, and a cheerleader with a baseball bat and a shotgun Magical girls and Power Rangers have more in common than many people realize. The transforming magical girl genera is a sub-genera of the transforming hero genera, which includes the likes of Kamen Rider and Super Sentai (which Power Rangers was directly based on) Also, slightly disappointed at the lack of mentions of Exalted and Dark Heresy (or the other Warhammer based RPGs)

[@NerdImmersion]

I'm just not familiar otherwise I'm sure they'd be on here!

[@waynefletcher4259]

The storyteller system is hands down my favorite ttrpg, I’d be down to run a changing game or a straight up WoD game for you and a few players @Nerdimmersion

[@punishedwhispers1218]

1. GURPS 2. BESM 3. Dogs in the Vineyard 4. Deadlands 5. Creepypasta (Which is a surprisingly good system, better than CoC I'd say, and cheap too )

[@mygeekdom4414]

My personal choice for GMing is Rolemaster Standard System.. in this system there are packages of skills characters can learn: However just about any character can learn any skill package. This leads to combinations running in the trillions.

[@AGSun501]

Witchcraft & Wizadry is a system that is based in Harry Potter. Its created by a GM(Wacksteven) from the twitch channel Tablestory. They also have a KZbin channel.

[@brennonr]

YES! Ninja turtles! I've had that book for decades. Never got a chance to run

[@stugod5000]

the Dracula's America, Scion and Olympus inc. there was one on Kickstarter that failed that always looked cool Demi: labyrinth of the gods

[@GoblinsCorner]

I'll second Changling...it (and my personal favorite Sin Eaters) are fantastic for some creepy vibes or otherworldly weirdness. If you're looking for weird btw, I'd also suggest the game Troika. Very bizarre in a "Douglas Adams / Terry Pratchett" kind of bizarre.

[@ethanbest9110]

For Percy Jackson Scion. It's the same system as WoD to a large extent, but you are the children of gods fighting monsters and stuff. I got to play it at GenCon last year and it was one of the best times I have had. I think you would also be into the Monster of the Week hack for PbtA, it's inspired by shows like Buffy, Supernatural and the X-Files.

[@kylestark1800]

The nearest fully fleshed out thing for Percy Jackson is Scion. Lots of elements for the children of gods but it isn't the same as the actual setting. As typical with white wolf it is a bit more adult in presentation.

[@dehrlich122]

I tend to prefer generic systems. Fate, Savage World, Cyphers. I like worlds that build off of those but the world has never been the draw of a system for me, usually I can adapt it anyways. I do really want to try Knives in the Dark though...

[@NerdImmersion]

I've heard good things

[@GergeCoelho]

Totally agree on the 1st one, WoD adapted to fantasy is a great system, I've used it for two one-shots so far with my D&D group and it was awesome.

[@mordred2460]

I have really enjoyed the Legacy: Life among the ruins game as well as the Mistborn Adventure Game based off of the Brandon Sanderson series.

[@trollacs]

Scion from white wolf or onyx path for percy jackson

[@DMKen]

I'm a fan of Fragged Empire. I've only been able to run it for one campaign before my players wanted to switch back to 5e, but I had a blast running it.

[@dualphoenix9266]

What you said is true about Hunter the Rec. You see White Wolf sued Underworld and won.

[@brunofranchini]

@nerdimmersion. Ted if you like Channeling, check the lore from Wraith the Oblivion (WoD), there are even mechanics for the players run your Shadow, your Darkside. Really dark, gritty and downward the spiral.

[@Natsirt666]

No Rifts SWADE. :( It's soooooo different to earlier Palladium. Worth another look in. My group started playing over a year ago when our D&D 5e GM went MIA. Never regretted it.

[@jordentaylor2455]

The World of Darkness went through it's apocalypse, that's why the chronicles of darkness came to be. Hunters: the reckoning was part of that apocalypse. Tales of Equestria sounds like Savage Worlds. Dice chart sounds like it's out of Lone Wolf. Palladium really needed to tone their rules down. You need to look at Doctor Who RPG and Mutants and Masterminds RPG.

[@davidgarrido6732]

You might want to try GURPS, and the multitude of books for it that detail some realy awesome things. Some of my favorites are GURPS Banestorm and GURPS Martial Arts.

[@wiwuno]

Scion just got a second edition printing. Also by white wolf published through The Onyx Path. It is a world where all myths are true and the titular "Scions" are the children of the gods of old born into a modern world to carve out their own myths. I spent years running a heavily homebrewed version of scion 1e and i loved it. 2e is a much cleaner more well balanced game so far.

[@AxiomofDiscord]

i would love to see tmnt get the Savage World treatment like Rifts and Robotech.

[@francisstaines228]

I am playing a pooka in changeling the dreaming based on Tommy Chong, who becomes a coyote and has a sidekick based on Cheech Marin, who becomes a Chihuahua, and we are the Peyote Coyote and Ghanja Chihuahua

[@Minodrec]

WoD books are awesome. And the WoD blue book is the one I used in most my TTRPG.

[@alexfikar7757]

So excited for this video!

[@misomiso8228]

I don't understand what was so good about Buddy/Army of Darkness etc - was the system very good compared to d20? Was it that it was based around a tv series so it was really innovative about how it was run? ty

[@LandonTheDM]

I also was a big fan of the cartoon series and animation of MLP. And tails of equestria always sounded fun. I've only ever gotten to watch the critical role one shot

[@BagelBites246]

There's a few one shots on youtube of tails of equestria. I know very recently that The Unexpectables campaign ran a one shot.

[@godlessveteran2431]

Old WoD all had end of the world stuff built in. They decided to end everything. NWoD is not related aside from borrowing some things, but it's a whole new world, no real relation to what came before. Old WoD was far better when it came to the story. They just came out recently with a 5th Edition that kinda picks back up after the end of the world events from the Old World of Darkness. I think Vampire is the only one out so far though.

[@dannym2359]

if you were to run a game of Changeling, you might find others who would love the game enough to also be willing to run a game of it

[@Ranulf13]

I love you put MLP:ToE on it! i love it too!

[@brunofranchini]

8. TSR's Old Marvel Super-Heroes (FASERIP), Classic! Play into marvel universe will all NPCs sheets there. 7. Vampire the Mascarade/Werewolf the Apocalypse, Beautiful setting, not so good system. 6. G.U.R.P.S. (Fantasy supplements) Can be really detailed to whatever you want to do from called shots to any kind power. Gurps magic with prerequisite spells for new spells are great. 5. DC Heroes/Blood of Heroes. Best super heroes system I've player so far. 4. M.E.R.P. (Rolemaster mixed, and later H.A.R.P.), It's all about visceral combat, critical that really mean consequences. 3. Twilight 2000 Best character creation system ever, can be unfair but do immersive. 2. Gurps ( Cyberpunk and other modern) Extremely easy to build any modern/future setting with generic system. 1. FATE Dresden Files Where I aim to play my "world of Darkness" nowadays. Honorable mention to AD&D 2nd. Ed.

[@dreamingdark1817]

The Godbound RPG could be used to do Percy Jackson. There is a free version of the core book on DriveThruRPG that contains 80% of the paid version. Having played the original Scion I have found I like this system better. Need to check out 2e Scion sometime.

[@terebibae]

i had the turtles games (and rifts and robotech), but never played them. as teens, the weg star wars and ghostbusters games are the ones we tried (plus d&d). tried a little gamma world too. the one game i loved reading but never got a chance to play was feng shui, my friends all got out of ttrpgs by then. :(

[@tweekmalkavian9244]

If you are looking for something like our favorite lightning thief I would suggest white wolf's Scion rpg

[@joeofdoom]

1st edition warhammer fantasy roleplay has so many good memories for me, I would play that over D&D any day.

[@UKRacer36]

Yes, I played that at University and was going to recommend it!

[@sortehuse]

If you make it into a top 10 including D&D and Pathfinder where would those rank?

[@riddick1128]

I totally played hunter the reckoning back in the day and totally forgot about it

[@jkdbuck7670]

TMNT was a lot of fun.

[@chelliespider]

Seriously, no mention of GURPS or Call of Cthulu at all, and only a passing mention of Shadowrun? What kind of ttrpg nerd are you? Lol, just teasing you, but leaving those out is a travesty. Props for all the World of Darkness mentions though. Vampire was my very first rpg. Good times.

[@draxthemsklonst]

Hunter reminds me of/sounds like it's akin to Anita Blake or Supernatural.

[@NerdImmersion]

Yeah its more similar to Supernatural

[@draxthemsklonst]

@@NerdImmersion Much appreciated Ted. Enjoy vacation/fam.

[@DStrormer]

@Matt Lynn it could be very Anita, but you'll need a group who're very... comfortable... with each other. I'd make 100% sure everyone's on board for that kinda game before you even make characters.

[@RIVERSRPGChannel]

Have you ever tried Rifts or Beyond the supernatural? Both are palladium games.

[@NerdImmersion]

I've seen a little about Rifts, but haven't tried it

[@thenatetful]

Rolemaster, love the critical and fumble tables

[@jgr7487]

the World of Darkness RPG should make an all-encompassing game with all their monster-specific games. just saying.

[@backroomgaming3305]

LOL white wolf 🐺 games 1. Vampire the Masquerade 2. Werewolf the Apokolyps 3. Mage the ascension 4. Changing the Dreaminh 5. Wraith (not giest) the oblivion 6. Mummy the resurrection 7. Demon the fallen 8. Promethus the creation?? 9. Hunter the reckoning The underworld movies came off of a white wolf novel called Blood and Chocolate The supernatural creatures aren't hidden by a mist, minus the changelings. They all just stay hidden in the world by standing in plain sight. Vampires have mind manipulation to help preserve the masquerade. While Werewolves have the Delirium they induce when mortals sees them in their Crinos form (or the wolfman) where they justify what they saw. Mages have paradox that attack them when they show magic to the sleepers (non supernatural people). Changeling have chemeristy to obscure the view of sight of the true nature of the world. And hide behind their seeming Demons have mind manipulation. Mummies have ways to hide, The prometheans are the Frankenstein and i dont remember enough about them. Then you had humans that were ghost hunters that would jump out their body but nothing is actually seen by mortals. And wraith are ghost. Hunters are normal mortals imbued with powers from God yes that is capital G. Everything else you had right on them. The old system the end of the world happen then they launched the new system which bombed and was a massive failure. Was horrible really was it sounds better than it runs and plays. You had 4th ed 1. Vampire tge Requiem 2. Werewolf the Forsake 3. Mage the Awakening 4. Changling and the title you presented 5. Hunter the vigil All these 4th edition ones failed so bad that Mark Rien-hegan sold tge white wolf company due to constant harassment and death threats (stupid i know) but this is an example of how bad the system was. Then there is 5th edition which is amazing you should look them up. 5th edition has 1. Vampire the Masquerade This is set 20 years later from the 1995 nights of tge Vampire the Masquerade 3rd or revised. FYI I was good friends with Mark rien-hegan the creator of the original white wolf. And played it at Gencon when no vampires had powers or clans lol. Anytime you want some 411 on world of darkness or white wolf related titles git me up in DMS I run a 5th edition game of Vampire again hit me up in DMS Also the additional side books from 3rd were 1. Kindred of the East - modern nights 2. Kindred of the Ebony Kingdom - modern nights 3. VTM Dark Ages - the dark ages 4. VTM Victorian Ages - Victorian agaes AFMBE - All Flesh Must Be Eaten is an great RPG 👍 You should also try Exalted This is a D&D meets Anime white wolf style great game Really I couldn't stand the system on Buffy. Angel, AoD it had many issues with DM abuse 😆 Hopefully you read this and reply stay awesome 👌

[@NerdImmersion]

Thanks for history lesson. I really appreciate it!

[@backroomgaming3305]

@@NerdImmersion white wolf is my equally ♥ and favorite system next to D%D

[@containerbestellungtv7984]

Why The Fuck, do I want to make an absolutly brutal My Little Pony Oneshot?

[@javierc.h61]

Where is me Eldritch Horros... Wheres my Call of Cthutulu?

[@colbybastian17]

Scion might be a good system to run Percy Jackson in

[@leslierobinson8724]

Huh, I'm rather surprised at the number of TTRPGS games there are (obviously, not all are shown here, but still). Also, I'm surprised that more people aren't familiar with Palladium, an Rifts specifically.

[@optimus2200]

Where would you put DND and Pathfinders with all thier editions in this list ? or thats another top 10 :D

[@zacharygadzinski3147]

Pathfinder only has two editions and D&D has five not counting any .5 editions.

[@progress_notperfection]

First I missed The Witcher's TTRP

[@schwarzesonne6529]

I'm lookin forward to the assassins creed one coming out but it looks more like a board game though will still play it

[@oniminikui]

You should give Marvel Universe Role-Playing Game (MURPG) a try. It's a really fun game if you like superheroes.

[@NerdImmersion]

I've tried one marvel game. What kind of system is it?