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Me and my group have been looking for rules-light system for a fargo-inspired game, we tried Fiasco but it was way too chaotic and nonsensical, as well as Gumshoe which was ok but not quite there.
Bemidji's resolutions feel right, combat is fast-paced, deadly, and chaotic. The greater part of the pdf is taken by character creation and DMing tables and tips. From junkies to politicians, from Bemidji to Kansas City, townsfolk to villains, plenty of weapons, and a dual system for those moments when PCs are between a rock and a hard place and for when their whole lives turn upside down. In our party there's Douglas Woodard (me), a young and bright sheriff, Neil Numbers, a hardware store owner with a macabre secret, Vera Kowalski who is an elderly polish immigrant who owns the local diner, and Kolzak Nikitin, a KGB spy disguised as the garbage man.
It's pretty light on *general* DMing tips, but honestly that's not the premise neither required since there's general...
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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