Anyone have any experience with this game? Curious.
“Legacy is, essentially, a prettier, cleaner, and more-refined version of Baker’s game… arguably the prettiest game the Apocalypse has produced.” – GeekNative.com
http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/151507/Legacy-Life-Among-the-Ruins?src=hottest_small
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I think I’ve stridently disagreed with nearly everything geeknative.com has ever published. Weird.
I have no idea about this game, though. It’s just when I see that tagline, my immediate assumption is that we’re not on the same page.
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I have no idea about this game, though. It’s just when I see that tagline, my immediate assumption is that we’re not on the same page.]]>
I was tempted to check it out but at the time I had a couple Kickstarters finish so I added it to my wishlist for later. I haven’t seen anyone else comment on it since then.
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I’m quite interested in this so /sub. We’re currently mulling over whether to start a game of this or Sagas.
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Yeah, it’s nothing like AW, even though it’s PbtA. It is pretty though. I wrote a little about it in my recent “most recent rpg purchased” post, if you’re interested.
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I picked it up and read it- I’m still not certain what to make of it. It generally has a less grim tone than AW. And it does have tools for community building. The most striking thing may be that players have a playbook both for their character and for their character’s family. Player manage and make moves with that family. There’s modest resource tracking involved with that. The background’s mostly open, but does have some operating assumptions about the way the world’s structured. The closest thing I can think of would be Mutant Year Zero’s community tools, though this is still pretty different.
< ![CDATA[I picked it up and read it- I'm still not certain what to make of it. It generally has a less grim tone than AW. And it does have tools for community building. The most striking thing may be that players have a playbook both for their character and for their character's family. Player manage and make moves with that family. There's modest resource tracking involved with that. The background's mostly open, but does have some operating assumptions about the way the world's structured. The closest thing I can think of would be Mutant Year Zero's community tools, though this is still pretty different.]]>
Here’s the full review, if you want to go off of more than just the snippet:
http://www.geeknative.com/53021/apocalypse-2-0-a-review-of-legacy-life-among-the-ruins/
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I have the hard copy from the Kickstarter! I haven’t had a chance to dig into it. It is a very pretty book. Somehow slimmer than AW, though.
< ![CDATA[I have the hard copy from the Kickstarter! I haven't had a chance to dig into it. It is a very pretty book. Somehow slimmer than AW, though.]]>