Another great game. Is a hefty (109 page) RPG for only $1.00!

It's mechanics should be pretty familair to many RPGers, similar to d20 and older RPGs.

Overall, its a fun romp that allows for some interesting gaming and role playing, something along the lines of a link from old school D&D to the more modern Pathfinder Rules. in addition to running the game as is, it would be easy to adapt the 100's of other D&D books you already have to fit this game system.

Another fun little game from Simon Washburne.

This will allow you to play stories like Redwall or Mouse Guard with relative ease. The game mechanics will be familiar to most RPGers and easy to pick up.

And its fun to read.

all in all, a great value for $5.00.

Prarie Dogs, Guns, and other Woodland Warriors fun. This was a great supplement adding another twist to the Woodland Warriors game.

Fun to read and fun to play. Worth the price.

(And if you want rules on how the Kind get across the sea...now there are other supplements...)

Another great Woodland Warriors Supplement.

The new races and classes are a fun addition and the setting is a great read.

Well worth the price.

Another great supplement for Woodland Warriors. Adding seafaring adventures to the Woodland Warriors world.

Lots of fun. Worth the price for the read alone.

A great value pack for Simon Washburne's Woodland Warriors. All the furry adventure you could want with a decent game system and game world.

Another great game from Simon Washburne.

GFYG is a quick, d20 style Western Game that allows for some great, old school meets modern RPG style gaming.

Get it now and have a blast.

This game brings the Barbarians of Lemuria game engine to the future.

While this set of rules is designed for post-apocalyptic gaming, it could easily be used for sci-fi or space opera as well.

In addition to the basic game mechanics, BotA adds rules for all sorts of variant races. Wanna play robots. Yup. Aliens. Yup. Mutants. Yup. Elves??!?!? Yup. Furry? Yup. Psionic Plant?!?!? Yup.

Add to that rules for vehicles, modern weapons, and random sci-fi gear and you've got a great instant game.

On top of that, you get the great random setting generator. If you don't know what game you want to play, there's a way to randomly generate the world. Randomly generate what the Apocalypse was (nuclear, magic, biological, divine, Chtonian, etc.), what level of recovery the world has, what sort of technology is available, what sort of characters are available, and so on. Each table building on the results of the last.

With this, you could easily adapt other games as well. Want to play BoL in Rifts or Shadowrun or Cyberpunk? Here's your rules...

Anyway, a great game with lots of potential on its own.

Get it now and enjoy the read.

Wow.

This has become on of my favorite game systems of all times.

The simple game mechanics combined with a flexible role playing system and a fun game world make this a game that is quick to learn and a riot to play.

The mechanic also makes it easy to improvise situations. Characters are fairly balanced, and the gmae captures the feel of low-magic swords and sorcery.

(And for high fantasy, modern, or even sci-fi, there are some great supplements too.)

Get this now and start playing in minutes.

Another fun expansion for the BoL system. This game provides a quick and fun game world for playing adventures like the A-Team, GI Joe, or the Destroyer novels.

In addition, it expands the BoL engine to modern days, allowing for easy conversion of other modern game genres (James Bond, Horror, etc.)

A must for any BoL fan.

Like the other snooper series, this is a quick encounter with pricing and a good map.

Great for a quick encoutner or adding detail to your town.

Like the rest of the Snooper line, this is a quick, useful encounter with some simple roleplaying hooks and some pricing for common, though unusual items.

I'm looking forward to seeing more of these.

Well worth the price.

The item description says almost all of it. It's a quick encounter, with some roleplaying ideas and some pricing. (And if your players are like mine, they'll love having the option to buy specific baked goods...its roleplaying hooks for them.)

For the price, this is a good, reusable encounter.

A nice addition to the line. A simple map, a few encounter ideas, and some pricing for fish!

For the price, this is a good value. A quick encounter, the sort of thing that can lead to its own storyline with the right players.

As with the rest of the Village Snooper Series, this one is a lot of fun.

Basically, this is a simple village shop, complete with map, that has a few plot ideas, some sample items for wale with pricing, and some simple personalities.

For $1, you get a decent encounter that can be used over and over again. (With more than one plot hook, there can be a different Blacksmith storyline is separate adventures.).

This is good for GM's whose players are prone to going off-plot or those with players who like more detail in their towns.

A good value.