I have unfortunately failed to convince my table to play Dark Sun in 2e or Mythras, but I have successfully convinced them of a neolithic fantasy setting. What zoomer friendly games do you know that can best play in this setting? My table isn't the most welcoming towards crunchy and older systems, but they also want something with some depth so one pagers or something too rules-light I'm afraid won't go over with them.
>>98497047Into the Bronze is probably too light. Wolf Packs & The Winter Snow could do, but rules medium isn't my wheelhouse. I hear good things about Barbarians of Lemuria. GANAKAGOK is a weird one and arctic specific but you could swing it to ice age probably.
>>98497047>zoomer friendly gamesVideo games.
Well, for the future, you should try new things. I’ve found that running games in systems I don’t like is a shitty experience for both sides in the long run. Just say that you won’t run any other systems. It worked with my group.I’ve heard about Osprey’s Jackals, but I’ve never played it. I’m running Mythras, but there’s always OpenQuest if you want something lighter in the d100 family
Iron Bigot is pretty good.
>>98497742>looks it up lol Looks like its just a setting though.
>>98497047>zoomer-friendlyBarbarians of Lemuria is simple enough for retards
>>98497742>>98497786>Somebody actually, organically, suggested the setting I've ben working on in my free time, in the wild. I swear to God I'll finish the rest of the class videos (Rogue, Warrior, Demigod, Priest, Magician, and Druid) before the end of the year, and hopefully have something more material to offer.
>>98497047Runequest is actually easy as fuck to learn and run, particularly the classic version, just treat Sorcery as an NPC only school of magic.It's literally the base of BRP, so the "Crunch" only goes as far as being able to eyeball percentages out of a hundred, which is very handy for a DM throwing together an encounter on the fly.And well, if your table can't manage that, they probably can't manage to spell their own names on the character sheet.
>>98497047There's a niche one called Arrows of Indra and if an old palladium one called Valley of the Pharaohs
>>98498658RQ fluff is worth reading for Bronze Age vibes alone even you don't want to use BRP. A wonderful combination of imprecise, wondrous, conflicting creation myths for every culture and autistically calculated and mapped low population density civilizations, and iron is appropriately an extremely rare, nigh magical substance.
