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You people have exellent tastes in RPGs. I would never have thought anyone had ever heard of Kult, which I grew up just reading over and over again (by Target Games/Äventyrsspel in Sweden, Metropolis Games everywhere else), and never playing.
The gnostic worldview clearly described and shown as total horror, humanity as the beast that keeps itself imprisoned in lies it tells itself. Some of the text has suffered in translation into English, some of it wasn't that good to begin with, but I concider it the best RPG written.
On The Edge doesn't come close, too much slapstic comedy.
The Adventures of Baron von Münchhausen is well written but very short, and bases itself more on the classic tales than the story telling game.
Amber is nice, but again bases itself on exellent outside material, the Amber-series of Zelazny.
White Wolf is often OK, like in Wraith, Ars Magica and some Mage.
Nephilim and In Nomine (SJGames-version) are just horrible, if we keep to the "occult" genre. |
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