When I started my slow crawl back into RPGs, a few years into the new century, I stumbled across the True20 RPG. Based on the 3.0 SRD, but taking it in a different direction, it was the game I dreamed of playing at the time. Not because the rules were amazing (they were certainly good), but because the setting material got my imagination going strong. It made me want to create, and that is no small thing.
For the next 12 days or so, True20 is available on Bundle of Holding. 7.95 gets you the core material and then some.
I may need to snag this myself.
Adventurer! This all-new True20 Bundle presents True20, the streamlined d20-based tabletop roleplaying game from Green Ronin Publishing. Using modifications derived from the First Editions of Green Ronin's Mutants & Masterminds (2002) and Blue Rose (2005), True20 introduces new character, combat, and experience systems that simplify the d20 System that powers Dungeons & Dragons 3.x and Pathfinder. See why True20 holds respect as one of the most interesting variants to emerge from the d20 System boom.
For just US$7.95 you get all three titles in our Core Collection (retail value $40) as DRM-free ebooks, including the complete True20 Revised Corebook from 2008, its Campaign Planner, and the True20 Bestiary.
True Sorcery supplement for True TwentyAnd if you pay more than the threshold price of $19.58, you'll level up and also get our entire Bonus Collection with six more supplements worth an additional $61, including all three "role book" rules expansions – the Expert's Handbook, Adept's Handbook, and Warrior's Handbook – plus Fantasy Paths, True Sorcery, and Cybernetics.
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