Re: So why Millennium's End?

["Gareth Livergood" <garethlivergood@xxxxxxxxx>]

> > The main difference of course is that D&D is about heroes in the Conan
sense
> > not heroes in the gritty realism sense. Cutting your way through
hundreds of
> > enemies is part of the D&D mythos, and you need high HP to do it. Horses
for
> > courses.
> >
> > Course we could always see if Steve Jackson is interested in GURPS: ME
;)
> >
> > Charles
>
> I total agree, the two systems are completely different, not flaming D&D,
> just pointing out the allure of ME every once and again.
> Also, pick up a copy of Black Ops from Steve Jackson GURPS, easily
> adaptable and has great ideas to make a memorable campaign!
> =)
>Benjamin

for an ME setting, GURPS Black Ops is a little over-the-top, I would think
Spec Ops, Espianoge (a bit dated), Cops (new), and a few others would have
the information you need.  Black Ops is like Men-in-Black, great if you like
the big sci-fi alien conspiracy stuff (I happen to.)




> --
> Millennium's End list: mail millenniums-end-l-request@firedrake.org with
> subject "unsubscribe" to leave
>