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Is Iron Kingdoms good? I really like Privateer Presses Fluff and was wondering in the rpg was any good?
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what I've seen of it is pretty solid, but like many games it's gonna depend on your GM and group enthusiasm for the setting.
I've yet to find a group that's willing to give it a shot. sadface.
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I've been torn on this...
I've wanted to give the universe a shot, and the idea of running around with be freakin' jacks sounds awesome.
However, it's D20. D20 and I do not get along well...
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I can totally understand that.
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Chrome wrote:I can totally understand that.  Let's just say that d20 normally lacks what I look for in a Role Playing game
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I've been finding myself less and less enthralled with standard d20 since I started playing Shadowrun and L5R rpg again.
however, SAGA (the new star wars) system is a really nice adaptation of it.
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I've run the IK a few times. I hadn't done any RPG's in easily 10 years until I did this. It's D20, which I have no problems with, and we were all into it for the fun. It's definately a fun setting, the only complaint I had is that everyone knows who Alexia Ciannor is, so the Witchfire Trilogy is a difficult run.
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