No, Dread is no good, I'm not interested in role-playing with any rules as a bare-bones excuse. Dread seems barely a game at all. I disagree about your sports

No, Dread is no good, I'm not interested in role-playing with any rules as a bare-bones excuse. Dread seems barely a game at all. I disagree about your sports analogy. D&D is the worst possible engine to simulate the fast paced flow of a sports game. Or a fight. It's a mechanistic simulation, way too emphasis on interactions between low level rules. It's like attempting to design a good soccer game by writing lots of rules about the physics of the ball, how each bristle of the grass interacts with the ball, how the materials of the shoe affect the kick -- and all of this must be consulted in several charts every time there is a kick! A wargame designer I know once put it like this: if your rules take an hour of play to simulate something that in real life only takes a few minutes, you are doing something wrong.