I Can Has ROFL Nyao? Or, The ROTFLMAO of the Catgirl

[classicdrogn]

X-Crawl is D&D in a pseudomodern world, where Emperor Ronald Regan I rules over whatever the political body occupying north america is called, and it's been a few thousand years since Stock D&D World. Dungeon crawling is a televised sport, presided over by Dungeon Judges aka DJs, and the X-Crawl League takes the place of the NFL, National and American League Baseball, and NBA combined. It was designed using 3.0 rules, and was a pretty nice hardback about twice as thick as the core books if not on glossy paper and in black and white, and the biggest turning point in world history was that the Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Islam, Christianity, and their many sects) never really caught on and displaced the polytheists, because it's hard to argue that they're false or evil when the novice priests are around healing people with granted magic and the religion doing the arguing hasn't had a significant spellcaster since the founder. I can't rmemeber much more, my copy burned up in the fire. It was kind of cool but I'm not surprised it didn't really fly in the market, there's already Mage and offical D20 Modern and BESM and GURPS and several versions of Marvel and DC superheroes plus M&M and V&V for people who want to do magic in the modern day, without explicitly pissing off the devout of the big three western religions.

- dNN

Edit: Apparently, it did better than I thought, and did have a color edition too.

http://paizo.com/store/ga...oleplayingGames/x/xcrawl
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