A friend used to run really gory Evil Dead/Army of Darkness games with earlier edition CoC rules because he didn't want to buy the official TTRPG. His trick was to not halve PC hit points but leave them be or double them. Can't remember anymore. We found it satisfying.
He heard of it but didn't speak English at the time. How are they?
If you played a Unisystem game like Buffy you'll know what you're getting into.
Never played the AoD specifically, but I've read the book and it's based off of the All Flesh Must Be Eaten mechanics, so I imagine that they do the job but not spectacular.
My favorite is the fact that it can tank three critical hits before it stops working and it allows you to essentially cheese your way around staircases and traps via form of perfect hover that doesn't work in any way like actual spells involving it.
Never played it, but I own a few books of it. As a game, it appears to be a basic bitch BX clone. OSE does the same thing better.
My favorite is that it never crossed their mind that 99% of wheelchair users would choose a cure.
Because they elevate being a victim above all else.
do you have any idea how much this can apply to
ASCENDED: Orcs are HUNS.
I know it's hilarious. It's genuinely one of those things where you take one look at it and go "You guys didn't play test this at. all. did you?"
Oh, I'm sure they did. They just didn't care.
GURPS memes,
In D&D I would usually just have society react to this kind of behavior realistically. Your team would be denied access to shops, taverns and the amenities of society. If you became notorious enough, just approaching a city would get you attacked. You'd get a bounty put on your head and be attacked by vigilantes.
