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Zorro: The Roleplaying Game on Kickstarter

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    Just in time for Zorro’s 100th anniversary (1919-2019), here’s another great looking addition to the Pulp genre…Zorro: The Roleplaying Game by Gallant Knight Games using a take on West End Games’ D6 system.

    https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/gallantknightgames/zorrotm-the-roleplaying-game/description

    You might remember the WEG’s D6 system from such great games as The Star Wars RPG (one of my favorites!), Ghostbusters, Men In Black, DC Universe, Hercules & Xena, Indiana Jones, and a ton of others.  Well now Gallant Knight Games is using a 2E version for Zorro: The Roleplaying Game.

    To the best of my knowledge, this is the first Zorro RPG and I can’t wait to see more!  Besides my love of Zorro, my head is already swimming with other properties this could easily be adapted to…pretty much any swashbuckling character/setting should be nearly a cut and paste conversion.  And knowing D6, adapting the rules in the book to pretty much anything else shouldn’t be hard at all.

    =)

    There’re about 8 days left in this funded Kickstarter.  Just FYI.

    *Jumps on Tornado and rides away!*

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    sundancer
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    But…. not everyone in the party can be zorro….. oO

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    mecha82
    10037xp

    Now this is something that I didn’t expect. An RPG based on legendary Zorro. This could easily be gateway RPG to other RPGs like DnD has been so far but thanks to being based on Zorro.

    #1348880

    So true…he is one of a kind.

    But his legacy can inspire others (as he clearly did Batman) in the same or other settings.

    =)

    #1349248

    Here’s an actual play session of Zorro: The Roleplaying Game from the crew at Victory Condition Gaming and game mastered by the game’s designer himself, Alan Bahr:

     

     

     

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