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I know how the RPG hobby played out in Japan, but I'm unfamiliar with other countries' experience. Has anyone written about this?
by bovermyer 2y ago
I know how the RPG hobby played out in Japan, but I'm unfamiliar with other countries' experience.
Has anyone written about this?
- SSLy 2y agoI don't know of any broader essay about it. You you'll get per-country folklore if you ask specific communities. Probably some will chime in here.
- geon 2y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drakar_och_Demoner https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drakar_och_Demoner was pretty big in sweden.
- brendoelfrendo 2y agoAnd has now come full circle to be played at my table in the US. The new version (under the name Dragonbane for its English version) is published by Free League Publishing and is quite good.
- rmsaksida 2y agoI think at a time Vampire: The Masquerade was the most popular title in Brazil, but D&D eventually won. Tormenta and Old Dragon are pretty popular as well.
- tormeh 2y agoThe American market rules supreme. Any setting and/or ruleset popular with Americans will be able to afford much higher production values than its competitors. Those production values in turn attract non-American players.
- bovermyer 2y agoOh, so you own a Mercedes-AMG Project One, then? After all, that's the car with the highest production values.
- xandrius 2y agoCan you expand on the Japanese context?