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glord  6/03/08 6:35:04 PM
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I am curious about freeform roleplaying, and want am looking for a freeform RP forum that is active, and has  one of the following concepts...

Sci-FI

Modern, fantasy, or sci fi horror (especially zombies)

Any D&D setting

Dune

Warhammer (The only generic fantasy concept I looking forward to free-form RPing)

Warhammer 40,000

Post apocalyptic

And any other non-generic fantasy concepts you can think of.
 
PennyDai  6/04/08 5:08:15 AM
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- -  seldom to go the other forums..just be similar to this..
 
Alcuin  6/04/08 5:22:53 AM
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Try...

http://forums.rpgchat.com/

 

I lurked there for a long time, posting mostly in the debate forums.  However, I did get into one of the best D&D games I've ever played there.

______________________________RIP SWG_________________________
"We really just needed to make the game a lot more accessible to a much broader player base. There was lots of reading, much too much, in the game. There was a lot of wandering around learning about different abilities. [...] We needed to give people more of an opportunity to be a part of what they have seen in the movies rather than something they had created themselves."
glord  6/04/08 7:32:06 AM
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Freeform doesn't involve using any RPG system, thus D&D can't be freeform unless it's a D&D based world that is true to the monsters and (freeform) spells and such.
 
Alcuin  6/04/08 8:58:36 AM
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Originally posted by glord

Freeform doesn't involve using any RPG system, thus D&D can't be freeform unless it's a D&D based world that is true to the monsters and (freeform) spells and such.


I remember seeing some freeform D & D there at RPGChat.

 

My game was based on the rules and dice roles, but I almost think you'd have more success finding people to play without the rules.

______________________________RIP SWG_________________________
"We really just needed to make the game a lot more accessible to a much broader player base. There was lots of reading, much too much, in the game. There was a lot of wandering around learning about different abilities. [...] We needed to give people more of an opportunity to be a part of what they have seen in the movies rather than something they had created themselves."