[Churchofgaming] possible games

[karl at rpgreview.net]

Well IF Felix is done yes, but I think the problem was more my level  
of business. I will be running published modules so Felix' plot line  
will just stop. If Felix is running planescape I'll remove this from  
my list.

Fair enough on the FATE thing.

Dungeon World: I don't have any of those old classics

Wonderland No More: is the world of Alice in Wonderland with almost no  
changes but for one, people can get terribly hurt and die. There have  
been a lot of games referencing Wonderland in the past but most have  
changed the setting a great deal. Victorian era whimsy and childhood  
fears made real. Wonderland No More make very few changes to the  
setting. Form the back cover(scroll down past this if you don't care).
"In 1865, Lewis Carroll introduced the world to the delightful  
nonsense of Alice?s
Adventures in Wonderland, and
followed up with Through the Looking
Glass, and What Alice Found There
in 1871. These tales present us with a
world of whimsy and absurdity, and
maybe just the tiniest hint of danger and
adventure.
But what if there really was an Alice who
visited Wonderland and what if it didn?t
vanish as soon as she left? What if Wonderland?s
childlike charm tarnished just
a bit with the years, and it warped under
the weight of its own nonsense? Maybe it?s all just a dream?or a nightmare?but
it?s all very real for anyone trapped within.
Wonderland No More provides a setting for adventures within a realm of fantasy
and the unexpected, a madcap ride that bounces between humor and horror. Here,
when the Queen of Hearts cries, ?Off with their heads!? it usually happens!
Take on the roles of wooden Chessmen, two-dimensional Cards, talking Animals,
mobile Plants, Tweedle, or even the occasional Human. Knights quest  
for blessed
artifacts of Alice, Little Girls master the deadly Queen?s Croquet,  
Haberdashers have
a few tricks under their caps, and Gourmancers create magical foods and drinks
(helpfully labeled ?Eat Me? or ?Drink Me? for those who can?t fi gure  
it out on their
own).
Lighthearted or sinister, it?s all what you make of it in  
Wonderland?because we?re
all mad here."

Blueplanet:
I've got little post-it notes covering the referee eyes only  
information in the hope that one day someone else will referee it and  
I can be a dolphin (sigh).
This would be one or two adventures before I run out of material.  
those who have read the referee material may find my Blueplanet a  
little different to canon.

Ringworld
I have a starting senario that places various species of known space  
on a ship to the ringworld against a background of pollitical intrigue  
and the ringworld companion which contains a longish adventure.



Quoting lev at rpgreview.net:

>> Here are the games I could run come february. I have listed my
>> preferences by rating them 10 to 1. I'd like to hear feedback about
>> the kinds of things you'd like to play. I will post emails reviewing
>> these games over the days and weeks to come.
>>
>> *setting	system	rating*
>> planescape	Fantasy craft	10
>
> Can we pick up with the characters from the last game?
>
>> collaborative fantasy	Legends of Anglerre	10
>
> I really think I've had my fill of FATE-based systems for a while.
>
>> collaborative fantasy	dungeon world	9
>
> Only if we can play through the classic D&D modules..
>
>> Wonderland no more	savage worlds	9
>
> I like Savage World, but I don't know what Wonderland is.
>
>> Middle Earth	TOR	7
>
> Heh. Really, Michael should run an epic Middle Earth campaign. I mean
> "epic" as in "Court of Ardor" level of epic.
>
> Because if he doesn't one day I will... :p
>
>> blue planet	1e blue planet	6
>
> Like Blue Planet.
>
>> Ringworld	BRP	5
>
> I really like Ringworld, it's just a case of what do you do with it? It's
> so damn big you could run almost anything within it.
>
> On all this, I am still prepping for a Twilight 2000 campaign early next
> year as well. So whatever you pick Karl, we can alternate.
>
> I'll do a background post on this later this week....
>
> All the best,
>
>
> Lev
>
>
>
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