List of Works That Need Summary/Tabletop Games

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0-9

• 6d6/6d6 RPG

A-E

• Amber Diceless Role Playing
• Apocalypse World
  • Dungeon World
  • Monsterhearts
• Arduin (tabletop game) or Arduin Grimoire (tabletop game)
• Attack Vector: Tactical (starship wargame, 3D and fully Newtonian)
• Basic RolePlaying
  • OpenQuest [1] d100 engine from D101 Games
  • The Company - Modern Warfare
  • River of Heaven - Sci-Fi
  • Age of Shadow - A fantasy game set in a world where Elves, Dwarves, and Men fight against a Enemy of Darkness.
  • Alamander - a self-contained fantasy game in French
  • Chivalry and Sorcery - A fantastical version of the English Civil War, where Alchemical Cavaliers fight Clockwork Roundheads.
    • Renaissance - Clockwork & Chivalry system OGL.
• Bureau 13 (Stalking the Night Fantastic)
• Calidar (a more coordinated replacement for Mystara from Bruce Heard, started after Wizards buried the setting and sat on it)
• Castlemourn (setting from Ed Greenwood published by Margaret Weis Productions; has D&D3 and Cortex sourcebooks)
• Castles and Crusades (one of the most popular D&D retroclones)
• Conspiracy X
• Cortex System (from Margaret Weis Productions; has Castlemourn, Serenity, Battlestar Galactica, Demon Hunters and Supernatural)
• Cyberpunk (tabletop game) (R. Talsorian Games)
• Cyberspace (tabletop game) (Iron Crown Enterprises)
• D6 system (West End Games)
• Dangerous Journeys (Game Designers Workshop)
• Dark Conspiracy
• Dawn Patrol - old WWI airplane simulation RPG/wargame
• The Day After Ragnarok
• Demon army Weiqi MA-GUNGI / Ma-Gungi
• Doctor Who The RPG (FASA)
• Dungeons and Dragons campaign settings
  • Al Qadim
  • Blackmoor
  • Kara Tur/Oriental Adventures
  • Kingdoms Of Kalamar
  • Maztica
  • Red Steel (tabletop game)
• Dragon Quest (tabletop game) (SPI)
• Dying Earth RPG/Dying Earth (tabletop game)
• Everway
• Exile (tabletop game) - SF Space Opera RPG

F-J

• Fairy Meat
• FATE (current page is a redirect to FUDGE)
• Forgotten Futures, "The Scientific Romance Role Playing Game" (a Steampunk-friendly TriStat game; supplements include "FORGOTTEN FUTURES I: THE A.B.C. FILES" - setting of ABC stories by Rudyard Kipling.)
• Formula De
• Harnmaster
• HARP/High Adventure Roleplaying (d100 based, but otherwise D&D-like system)
• HERO
• Hot Chicks RPG
• Infinite Futures ("Pathfinder compatible Sci‐Fi" from Avalon Games)

K-O

• Kill Puppies For Satan
• Kobolds Ate My Baby
• Lace and Steel (swashbuckling themed RPG)
• Legends Of The Wulin
• Lejendary Adventure (a multi-genre roleplaying game created by Gary Gygax [2])
• Leviathans: Monsters in the Sky//Leviathans (tabletop game)
• Marvel Super Heroes (tabletop game) (TSR)
• Metamorphosis Alpha
• Microlite 20 (current page is a stub)
• Midgard (tabletop game) - fantasy role-strategical game from 1971 (i.e. about at the same time as Chainmail; had spells derived from Jack Vance, but used spell points, rather than Vancian Magic) [3]
• The Morrow Project
• Mwahahaha (tabletop game)
• Nightlife (monster themed RPG before VtM)

P-T

• Pendragon (tabletop game) (Chaosium, Green Knight Publishing)
• Radiance (tabletop game)/"Radiance RPG: A Complete Role-Playing Game" in Tesla's Gilded Age of Electrotech
• Realms of Evernor (setting from Silverthorne Games with logo that totally is not an obvious ripoff of Forgotten Realms)
• Silhouette series from Dream Pod 9.
  • Heavy Gear (tabletop game) / Heavy Gear Blitz / Heavy Gear Arena tactical games (currently Heavy Gear covers tabletop and computer games and is only 1 page long) and Heavy Gear RPG.
  • Core Command
• Space Master (tabletop game) (I.C.E.)
• Spellbound Kingdoms
• Star Trek: The Roleplaying Game (FASA)
• Stars Without Number - Sci-Fi oriented Dungeons and Dragons retroclone
• Stormbringer (tabletop game)/Elric (tabletop game)!
• Third Reich (tabletop game) (a.k.a. Rise And Fall Of The Third Reich) by Avalon Hill
• Top Secret (tabletop game)
• Torg (tabletop game) [4]
• Tribe 8 RPG from Dream Pod 9.
• true20/True 20

U-Z

• Warmachine/WARMACHINE / Hordes / Warmahordes
• Weapons of the Gods (tabletop game)