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Just so you know, Plot Point Campaigns are meant to last a year of weekly play. Regardless, Deadlands d20 is mess. Otherworld runs a very good gritty dangerous fantasy game of his own. I linked him to this thread so hopefully he can jump in and converse. It all depends on how its run.

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Deadlands d20 - Core Rulebook - The Weird West

Classic Deadlands seems to be seen as the clunkiest rendition of the system with the most flavor. I dunno, I guess it's a matter of knowing that non-classed systems work just fine that I don't often have to think about why I wouldn't want to use a D20 variant. Why is D20 Deadlands terrible?

So remember to be careful and have some back up character ideas in the wings. Here's some things called "One-sheet adventures" from the deaxlands. Reloaded looks pretty good and I found a electronically fillable character sheet to boot. I have read the reloaded version and it seems similar enough that it should be good.

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Maybe he means as long as it doesn't suffer from ppdf oversimplification that 4th did to 3. It gives the world a much stronger and diffrent feel. D2 the rules are unfitting to the setting. But my group and I know them and enjoy the games using them. For once, I've done my research. In fact the only thing that every character should have is the prf skill which is because everything is scary as hell in the weird west.

It seems to work in a similar fashion to the heroes system. Make sure to reference which version you're drawing from too. In a game I played in a couple years ago had 2 hucksters: I may indeed like it. Like the D20 version has the Gunslinger class for instance, but reloaded has no such thing.

What does that even mean? How it basically works is it starts out with a players section of background information[1], then a GMs deaxlands with extra rules and the truth behind what was said in the players section.

Class systems bundle abilities into archetypal packages. If there are any that are actually decent, tell me. I was looking through the site though and no one here gives d20 deadlands a good review. Give it your best shot and I'll do my best to understand.

If it's not a good system, then the creativity and imagination doesn't mean squat. This is ddadlands understanding of what's been posted so far.

Classes basically do the same thing. I also enjoyed it despite the occasional problem. Alternatively, rather deadlamds picking the lesser of three evils, perhaps another system might work better for your group? I'm happy to jump in on this conversation and am open to all suggestions.

I don't know how to shrink the quote. Yeah, if Reloaded doesn't work out we can go to D20 and see how it is. Gritty and dangerous fantsy is entirely appropriate, too. I've never personally played a game with no classes but it definitely sounds interesting. You can have high powered games that don't rely on people deadlaands able to jump off mountains and take repeated punches in the face from creatures ten times their size.