Over the past eight or so years, I've designed well over 20 RPG systems, ranging from simple D&D (the REAL D&D, mind you) simplicity to the insanely complex.
A few of the systems which have recieved a higher level of completion than some of my others are:
-Alternate Realities (self-insertion-based system with optional PC rules)
-Journeyman (with its 32 stats and optional class tier system)
-Simplicity (sort of complex, but most of it comes in optional rules)
-VGHM (Standard, Gold, and custom Editions, each slightly different, but all play like classic CRPGs)
This blog will cover some of those things, as well as some of my gaming experiences with systems outside of my own (I'm in a d209 D&D *ugh* campaign right now, for example). It'll also give SOME minor details on the ABEN RPG, for which I'm the scriptwriter and (currently) helping to totally rewrite the system for. ABEN RPG is a CRPG project that's been in the works for nearly 10 years now, and has the same basic goal as my VGHM systems (to bring back classic RPG gaming).
