Why aren't you stockpiling tabletop games and rulebooks? When the apocalypse comes and electricity across the globe goes out, tabletop will explode since there won't be any facebook or vidya. You'll be able to trade a D&D core rulebook for food, weapons, etc.
Why aren't you stockpiling tabletop games and rulebooks...
William Sullivan
Christopher Sanders
I mean i have mine, but it'd be easier to homebrew a basic 2d6 system or something or learn another simple system so mutants and survivors can learn easily and quickly
Hudson Morris
i will dl the pdfs
Ryan Gomez
>no electricity
>pdf
I herd u liek solar panels.
Nolan Ramirez
>you will never see the complexity of 3e again
>only rules lite
Oliver Roberts
I am, I have all phoenix command books I could found..
same for sword path glory
rhand morningstar mission
vanguard free rpg
the two mythic solo dm books
all things are printed pdf
Chase Hall
>all things are printed pdf
full color
Zachary King
Is this a shelf thread?
Jeremiah Lopez
>stockpiling 3e
Nah, 5e or 4e are the better options. 4e will always work because it's balanced as hell and you can use bottle caps or something as minis. 5e is just simplistic enough to teach anybody, even post-apoc mutant mongs. The other benefit 4e has is it works with 3d6, which will be easier to find. You'd have to figure out the weapon damages though if you don't have the right dice. 5e is balanced around the d20 in a different manner, so it works less well with the 3d6 spread.
Benjamin Nguyen
Dice aren't hard to make with some basic skills with carpentry or something.
Especially d6.