Is there anyone interested in playing Worlds Without Number by Sine Nomine Publishing

[MentalChillness]

I've found Stars Without Number and saw that I just missed a Cities Without Number Kickstarter. Stars Without Number provides amazing tables and rules for the whole party to develop the star systems that they will explore. Worlds Without Number is Fantasy based and includes the same features of the group designing the history and politics of the world that they will play in. Cities Without Number will do the same in a Cyberpunk setting. Sine Nomine Publishing, aka Kevin Crawford is a one man army designing some amazing systems which is based on OSR. His Scarlet Heroes book takes place in an oriental setting and includes rules for solo play without a GM.

I was curious how much interest are in these systems. I appreciate the Mork Borg style too, but this system is a bit crunchier and has less of that punk, death metal flair.

Would be wonderful to see these games available on FGU in the future.

Jack

[Moon Wizard]

I found this thread. It's been a few years, but you can check to see whether it is still working with MoreCore.

https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...Without-Number

Regards,
JPG

[MentalChillness]

I found this thread. It's been a few years, but you can check to see whether it is still working with MoreCore.

https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...Without-Number

Regards,
JPG

Thanks as always Moon Wizard!

[mattcaron]

I realize this is some months old, but, assuming everything comes together, I am about to start a WWN campaign on FG. I am new to FG, but research suggests that modding MoreCore is the way to go.

I'm also not averse to developing stuff, I just need to get my feet under me.

Plus, my group is likely going to be made up software engineers, code monkeys, and hackers of various stripes, so we'll see what we can cook up.

[LordEntrails]

I realize this is some months old, but, assuming everything comes together, I am about to start a WWN campaign on FG. I am new to FG, but research suggests that modding MoreCore is the way to go.

I'm also not averse to developing stuff, I just need to get my feet under me.

Plus, my group is likely going to be made up software engineers, code monkeys, and hackers of various stripes, so we'll see what we can cook up.

Checkout Ruleset Wizard; Ruleset Wizard – The ruleset development environment for Fantasy Grounds

[wndrngdru]

If I were going to run WWN without building something from scratch, I would use XCore instead of MoreCore. MoreCore is great and there are things that it can do that XCore can't. However, I don't think there's anything in WWN that would require using MC. XCore was written using all the stuff learned from developing MoreCore and is much cleaner in appearance. Many people find it less daunting to use as well.

Forum thread for XCore.

[mattcaron]

Checkout Ruleset Wizard; Ruleset Wizard – The ruleset development environment for Fantasy Grounds

Neat! Too bad I haven't run Windows since NT4.

Maybe they'll come out with a Linux version.

[mattcaron]

If I were going to run WWN without building something from scratch, I would use XCore instead of MoreCore. MoreCore is great and there are things that it can do that XCore can't. However, I don't think there's anything in WWN that would require using MC. XCore was written using all the stuff learned from developing MoreCore and is much cleaner in appearance. Many people find it less daunting to use as well.

Forum thread for XCore.

Ooh, that's one I missed. Thanks!

[Myrdin Potter]

I pinged Kevin Crawford a little while ago. He is very generous with text and does not think mechanics are protected but was not interested in “official” conversions at that time because he plans on providing high quality rpg for a long time and is concerned that if the developer falls away then people would come to him for support he cannot give. Considering his A+++ reputation for delivery, that I fully understand.