This thread is definitely only an interest check for now.
Maybe I am in a glutton for punishment sort of mood, but I feel like playing my favorite bad roleplaying game again. If you have ever heard of SenZar, you are either from one of my older campaigns or you browse those "Top Ten Worst RPGs" lists on the web. This is a game which has never gotten a good review since it came out in the late 1990s; if someone did write such a thing, I feel that it just wouldn't be SenZar anymore.
SenZar is at its core a D&D clone. Characters have classes and levels, and we roll D20s to hit things. What sets SenZar apart is -- in my opinion -- that this game celebrates
gamer logic. Powergaming is strongly encouraged. This is the only system I have ever seen which grants experience points just for rolling a natural 20. I love this crazy game.
This would be a very slow game to start, because I would guide players through character creation as group, one step at a time. That part would take two or three weeks depending on the group.
I have run three campaigns of Senzar in the past. The first campaign was held in-person and players see their characters climb from 1st level to 16th level (out of a possible 20 levels) before the climatic end of that campaign. I've never brought it to RPOL before now.
This thread has a more thorough explanation of the game which I wrote some six years ago:
http://forums.nexusnine.net/ik...d.cgi?act=ST;f=6;t=3
Interest? Disbelief? Pleadings for me to not do it?
This message was last updated by the user at 03:36, Mon 11 July 2016.