LotFP is far better for action-adventure than I thought

Seriously.

I'm watching Solomon Kane and there's a chase-cum-combat on horseback. Kane's firing his pistols and the baddies are falling left and right.

And it's completely LotFP.

Why? Most NPCs are 0 level with 3-4 HP; outlaws, common mercenaries and the like included. They form the bulk of mundane foes PCs will face and often down with a single hit. And I absoloutely love that.

So; Lamentations of the Flame Princess: the action-adventure horde-slaying RPG in disguise.

Last edited by Andrew S (2011-12-31 13:31:26)