I have the Runequest Deluxe book (which I like very much) but that's it. I was wondering what my next purchaes in the line should be. My current thinking, looking through the products list is, in order:
The Spellbook
Arms & Equipment
Legendary Heroes
Any other recommendations? I'm mainly looking for crunch, not fluff. I adapt most games to my homebrew which I started on when TSR abandoned the Greyhawk setting. The only published world I've ever used since then (for fantasy) has been Middle Earth. The only other two I've been tempted to use are Glorantha and Talislanta; but I don't. So location and fluff books don't have much appeal to me (and I only have so much money!). I've spent too much time on my homebrew and constantly using it for various systems inspires me to keep working on it.
I do like Oriental themes so Land of the Samurai has some appeal. How well does it work just dumping it into RQ?
I'm torn on the Gamemaster's Companion. I've found in my many years of gaming that such books typically say pretty much the same thing (though that doesn't mean they aren't good reads). But some do include important crunch; which is the case here?
Thanks for your help.
jolt
The Spellbook
Arms & Equipment
Legendary Heroes
Any other recommendations? I'm mainly looking for crunch, not fluff. I adapt most games to my homebrew which I started on when TSR abandoned the Greyhawk setting. The only published world I've ever used since then (for fantasy) has been Middle Earth. The only other two I've been tempted to use are Glorantha and Talislanta; but I don't. So location and fluff books don't have much appeal to me (and I only have so much money!). I've spent too much time on my homebrew and constantly using it for various systems inspires me to keep working on it.
I do like Oriental themes so Land of the Samurai has some appeal. How well does it work just dumping it into RQ?
I'm torn on the Gamemaster's Companion. I've found in my many years of gaming that such books typically say pretty much the same thing (though that doesn't mean they aren't good reads). But some do include important crunch; which is the case here?
Thanks for your help.
jolt