One of the LPers I watch has been playing Final Liberation, which reminded me how much I enjoy that game. It's also reminded me how much I liked Epic.

Are there any retroclones or resources for Epic nowadays?

Seriously, their society sounds so overtly positive in the face of a preposterously hopeless and uncaring universe, there's no way even the codex is telling the truth.

It's like being stuck in a malfunctioning elevator with the Adoring Fan from Oblivion, or trapped in a burning home with Ned Flanders; the overt positivity just seems like it's projection and there is a hidden darkness element somewhere waiting to come out.

The "Greater Good" religion simply sounds too good to be true. So they should all be destroyed, and their societies wiped from existence.

Edit: it looks like many people here don't understand the obvious hypocritical irony and sarcasm written here...

Anyone played 10e? Any tips for your first games/rules you mixed up?

Got a game lined up this week, and as a player with advanced whateditionisthisanymoreitis (contracted from starting in 3e and then being talked into trying 2e after that) I know that I'm prone to confusing rules across editions. Figure a bit of prep around the most likely mistakes might help my first game be a bit smoother.

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Hey, would you consider putting links to some of the individual faction mags in the magazine description here? I just looked for them, but this might help the next guy find em faster lol

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