I'd like to play in a combination of these games. The setting can be one or the other (slight preference to Numenera's default setting), but I'd like to combine the options from either. They really mesh well, so I think character options from both could work well together.

Well, I only have access to Numenera(although I do have all of the books for it...), though I'd gladly play in The Strange's setting if that's what a potential GM prefers. I just wouldn't have access to those character options, I guess?

(sits down, tosses his 2 shins in the pot, waits for cards)

That could be interesting!  Numerera as a recursion, maybe?  There's a glimmer out to that effect.

What's your preference?  I like the general weirdness, m'self.

My preference would be for one setting or the other, just using character options and gear and stuff from both books (since it all fits together so well).

(nods)  I've been blissing out on some of the Numenera stuff from both Ryan Chaddock Games and Metal Weave Designs recently, so I'd hope for the Ninth World.

If there's one problem I have with the system, it's that I keep coming up with character ideas faster than I can ever hope to put them into practice!  This may have been the intent. :)

I think that is a common problem Panda, I too have several Numenera characters that would love to see some play time.

I have made characters for both games, but have not played. really would like to though.

I think the most fun I've had coming up with a character yet is a re-fit of an ICONS character who, uhm, borrowed quite liberally from bits of Jack Vance's Dying Earth when I was putting her together.  She converted beautifully (Naive Nano who Rides the Lightning).

And then there was a Alice-in-Wonderlandish M&M3e character a friend made me whose civilian guise transitioned oh so smoothly into The Strange (Appealing Paradox who Conducts Weird Science).

:-)

I may ponder setting something up if, after the holidays, we haven't found another GM.  But I gotta warn you, I'm new at this system.

I'd also like to play.  While I like both, I've been in a couple Numenera games (so many character concepts...), and run a couple, so I'd lean a bit more towards the Strange.  :)

For any potential GMs, I think the setting of Numenera would be my preference, but I'm down for either. I just like the system and want to play some more with it, plus the Numenera setting is wonderfully weird.

I'd like either, perhaps The Strange using Numenera as prime world rather than earth. Slight preference to Numenera though, as others have said(though perhaps a potential GM would allow foci/other character options from the Strange book?)

Well, having access to both, and the glimmer written about transferring between them, most of it transfers quite smoothly.  And there are some lovely suggestions for placing the Ninth World as a recursion...

(blink blink)

Oh, my.  Having an Alice-and-rabbit-hole moment.  One RPOL game, two groups...one each on particular system.  Some iconic crossover.

Weird enough?  :-)

There's a document that covers translation between the two, as well, and it's supposed to be pretty good.

Note: I am definitely talking about using character and creature options from both book, just preferably in the Numenera setting (which can, I think, easily accommodate types, foci and so on from The Strange).

So, for example, a Noble Quephilim Glaive who Fights with Panache? :-)

Just as a FTI - I'm still writing up my conversion for use here, basically a Numenera game with elements of the Strange in it.

However may not appeal as I'm avoiding the Cypher system (For reasons) and currently (And almost completed) converting over into the nWoD ruleset.

If there's any interest in a Numenera game without Cypher please rmail me. :)

Bump. Any further interest in a Numenera game that incorporates some character options from The Strange?

...when schedule permits I may have something...

Modesty prevents...

but have a gander in Players Wanted. :)

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I have a game in this vein, using The Strange with Numenera as a recursion, if people are interested.

link to another game

I would be interesting in running a game of the Strange, allowing options from the Numenera books as character options. If anyone is still interested, I can perhaps get something set up.

Characters would start out as members of the Estate, fully aware of the Strange and all that entails.

Rpol games can often drag with how slow they are, and nothing kills interest like being in the same dungeon for 6 months of real time. So I would like things to be episodic and fast paced, with lots of bouncing back and forth between recursions. So we might start out fighting dragons with laser guns, then move on to steampunk Victorian London to catch a recursion-hopping Jack the Ripper, then on to a cyberpunk setting to catch a hacker who is working for some nefarious recursion-hopping group.

If interested in that, you can Rmail me.

Decided to work up a game:

link to another game

It is rated Mature. It is a game of the Strange, but Numenera options will be allowed, and the Ninth World can feature as a recursion.