Are there any modules, rulesets, or tokens?
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Are there any modules, rulesets, or tokens?
There is a ruleset available for this but no additional modules were ever released for it. We would love to have some in the store for it.
On another note, we do have this ruleset on our list to update. It's quite old now and showing it's age a bit.
I'd love an update to the rule set. I opened it recently and realized it's still in the "Dark Ages" lol I completely forgot how to open anything in it. It definitely took me back and I realized how nice and shiny 5e and all the new sets are all over again. If I knew how to do any of the things to help update it I'd volunteer, but I don't.
When and if this happens I'd probably buy it. A lot of material has been released on this since it came out.
I sincerely hope that if a Mutants & Masterminds update happens it will be free for those who already have the product, because I believe that what makes it out of date is the same as Rolemaster because it is not both CoreRPG based. .
I'd mostly like to see it updated to the current version of FG. There are some other ideas I have for enhancements if they want them though.
I would think it'd be free, whenever they update the other systems it is. Now if M&M were to go to a 4th edition and they had it on here, it would probably cost - like Savage Worlds recently. Problem is it's not a very popular rule set so the work goes more towards the rule sets bringing in the people. And overall it's for them to decide where to put the priorities and what to charge. At this point I'd pay to get an nice updated rule set, especially if new books were coming for it as mod files!Quote:
Originally Posted by yako2020
My God, I'm out of date, I didn't know a new edition of M&M would come out, so of course I agree to buy a new version, I wouldn't agree to do so if it were a third edition suitability for CoreRPG.
Our plan was to update the current version that we have in the store and make the ruleset more modern.
If there was a new edition, then this would be a new item in the store -- kind of like we have Call of Cthulhu 6E and 7E, or Savage Worlds Deluxe and Savage Worlds Adventure Edition.
We "may" be able to do both at some point. What would you prefer?
1. A free update to the existing M&M ruleset we offer today
2. A new edition of M&M built from the ground up, but a new purchase required
We haven't started the new development for this at this time, but your answers may help us decide the best course forward. I'm personally leaning towards #1. Supporting content needs to be produced for whatever ruleset is available too.
Ddavidson, in my humble perspective I prefer a thousandfold adaptation of the current Ruleset, rather than producing a new version, but that's my opinion.
Ok, my question is when you do an update to the current set, would it possibly include some new features. For example, the status effects could really benefit from an overall, it would be great if it worked more like the D&D 5E one.Quote:
Originally Posted by ddavison
I agree, I think it definitely needs an update. That way we can start adding new content.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrakosDJ
The update would return a significant part of the players and not only :) Perhaps we will live to see this, but this is not accurate.
I promise you I am trying. I have talked to someone about adding new modules as well as an update.Quote:
Originally Posted by LiamBlack
I'd be good with either honestly if it meant the rules were updated to today's standard. I'd want to be able to add new powers, flaws etc ... as easily as I can in something like 5e - to be able to make my own .mod as easily too. To make and save preset powers like in the Power Profiles book would be great. If the best way to do that was a brand new ruleset I would buy it in a heartbeat. If you can do that with just updating that'd be awesome.Quote:
Originally Posted by ddavison
I'd love for the archetypes to be able to be dragged and dropped onto a new pc or npc for quick creation, with the ability to create new ones I think would save a lot of prep time.