What is Reddit's opinion of Stargate SG-1 Role Playing Game: Core Rulebook (d20)?

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New Trend? I have a set of D&D 3.0 books that are adaptations of established universes.

• Stargate. It was made in 2003.
• Diablo II, one of the last things TSR published before going belly up.

just going to leave this here

The core rulebook of the sg1 roleplaying game. We should definitely play this over skype

Ha, it's on Amazon for $49! I love living in 2017!

 

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I have this. Never played it though.

Hmmm.... I could have sworn there was already a TTRPG for Stargate SG1 and I bought it years ago from either Amazon or a comic book store. The d20 system which came out back around 2000? Here's a link from Amazon...

https://www.amazon.com/Stargate-SG-1-Role-Playing-Game/dp/1887953957/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=rpg+stargate+sg1&qid=1603495441&sr=8-5

So they're making a NEW one? May I ask why?

> using CoC for Stargate SG-1 sounds like a hilariously bad mess to me

The official Stargate rule system is actually d20 SRD, so it's not that far off.

There is this if you like pen and paper RPGs. I haven't played it, so I don't know if it's any good, but it uses the d20 system.