Adding another in:

A Song of Ice and Fire RPG: A game developed around the Song of Ice and Fire novel series written by George R.R. Martin. Based in the Seven Kingdoms, it has rules for varying character creation and a house creation system. Uses d6 pool to hit Target Number. Published by Green Ronin. http://greenronin.com/sifrp/


Also, the Final Fantasy RPG site has finally died off. I have a copy of the 3rd Edition PDF still, so if anyone REALLY wants it, just let me know.

This is why I should check this thread more often. I am curious to see this.

I had looked at the PDF over the weekend, and decided to look at this thread on a whim. I noticed this wasn't on there, so I had to rectify that. Especially with the new season of GoT coming up.

Added! Had to look and see if I had the FF RPG. 418 pages...
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Actually, I was unclear. I am interested in seeing this Final Fantasy RPG with the dead site.

I'm sure that either Churcher or I would be glad to send it to you. Just PM me with your e-mail address and I'll send it over.
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You should update the Talislanta entry to point to http://www.talislanta.com, where every single book ever published for Tal (and some that weren't) is available for free download.

Thanks for the heads up on that. Updated!

Another one for the list. I'm drawing a lot of this description from the Wikipedia article, but the link is to the official Atlas Games release of the WaRP system.

Over The Edge: A surreal game of secrets and conspiracies. A surprisingly large number of splatbooks exist for its built in "Al Amarja" setting. One of the earliest games to use a dice pool mechanic, and likewise one of the earliest to use a small number of free-form player-defined 'traits' instead of static attributes or skills. Atlas Games released the rules system under the OGL as the WaRP (Wanton Role-Playing) system in 2012 for Over The Edge's 20th anniversary. http://www.atlas-games.com/warp/

Coolness, now I've got some lunch-time reading to do. Posted.