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Interesting to hear some of your thoughts on solo play styles and future possibilities for play on the channel. I tend to personally favor a mental "role switching" method for my solo games effectively playing both sides in a manner similar to your description. I have tried a few of the more tailored approaches, but have found it more enjoyable for me to just play both sides. Watching your P&P vids has been a learning experience for me that I am enjoying. My P&P game box has sat on a shelf for some time with only infrequent booklet readings on my part. My last attempt at play (as I recall) was in the '80s. Your videos show there is a good game here and also nicely demonstrates many of the system mechanics for a close observer to learn from. Time is the very real limiting factor for too much in life. Cheers!

Thanks for sharing, I've been curious about what books to add to my own collection

Is their an online Character Generator for P&P?

It's nice that you put these play vids up for viewing. P&P is an interesting game (as you demonstrate) and there is a beauty to actually going through the process of play that may not be appreciated if one has simply read the rules. Cheers!

Two nice encounters. The story is progressing well.

Man, those Orchi were really phoning it in... Raf must have tripped and fell into their fist on that one deadly hit. 😂 otherwise, the Orchi were swinging at air.

Interesting, need to watch it from beginning

Like the video. Love the larger maps of the lairs in the back of the book! The maps, alone, make this something I want to add to my Wish List. Cheers!

Enjoy your videos on such an obscure game system! I've had a copy sitting on my shelf since it came out in the 80's.

There are some great games on this shelf. I wouldn't be surprised if this is a "favorite systems" shelf. Cheers!

The manner in which you use the detailed P&P random tables blending die rolls together with the setting world to form a developing narrative is impressive. Cheers!

Awesome! Love this game, even though I've never played it! Very crunchy!

Hey for the native, what is your's method ? 2D10 and you relance with 5-8 ?

Got P&P back in the mid 80's. We played it now and then, kind of round robin with other games (DnD, Warhammer Fantasy, RuneQuest, Roll Master, among others). In college, in 1989, started a group playing P&P again. It became my go-to game, and I really haven't played anything else since. Although i have added and changed some rules along the way.... I love this game! Love the creatures, the magic system, and the treasure system. It's just an all-around fun experience.

The fight was brutal.

Wish i could combine this Sort of exploración with combate like The Fantasy Trip. Good video pal!

In the videos to follow, can you be heard better?

Happy Trails indeed. I look forward to the next installment of this P&P play series. Cheers!

I wanted to like ACKS , but with no skill checks or dificulty checks makes it hard for me

Excellent book, there is a lot of good info in there.

I'd love to have you on our channel to discuss Powers & Perils. It would be great to talk to somebody well-versed in this unique and interesting game. We are Roleplay Cafe+

This is an awesome thing you are doing with this game and these sessions. I own Powers & Perils, it befuddles me with its crunchiness but has also fascinated me by its level of depth. I appreciate what you are doing with P&P. I have made a video on our YT channel pointing to your YT channel and project. Thanks. We are Roleplay Cafe+ on YT if you are curious.

The leaf through these books was a bit hectic in the beginning. Understandable by the amount of books, but in that case i´d prefer some chosen highlights instead of this fast back and forth, without seeing much. But it got calmer in the second half of the video. Interesting old-school-stuff, did´nt heard about it before (Traveller did it for me, always!).

The algorithm sent me here.

Continuing to enjoy your videos! Love your P&P sessions !

I continue to enjoy this series and appreciate your channel. P&P has some very nice mechanical aspects that intrinsically add to the narrative of the action. The change in armor damage makes sense. The creature in this session has some unique features that make the encounter more intetesting. Cheers!

Thank you for crafting this nice overview of one of the forgotten game systems out there. FGU really had a lot of very cool stuff as I am currently working my way through their product portfolio.

I am still playing with my friends this RPG. Is an excellent game.

Stumbled into this. I'm awestruck. I love every single minute of it This is treasure and no one can tell me otherwise subbed

Your collection has many gems! Always fun to see these on the shelf videos.

OMG I played this as a kid! (Yes, I'm really old) 😮 Worth noting: The space combat system is coincidentally *identical* to what is seen in David Gerrold's "Star Wolf" sci-fi novels.

I prefered star frontiers or Gamma World. But we played a ton of stuff. Boot Hill, Gangbusters, Villians and Vigilantes, Commando, top secret, Star Trek, James Bond 007, Conan the role playing game, DC heroes, Marvel Super Heroes, and of course D&D/AD&D.

I remember playing this, waaay back in the day. I liked it, but the GM was too passive, and players just stopping being interested.

I had Aftermath! as a teen. It used the same engine, and while I loved the setting, the engine itself I thought was unplayable.

I had this! I played this! WoW!

I lost the fight against Traveller! I'm still salty. But at least I still have my Star Sector Atlas's, Source books and Adventures. Damn, I loved Casino Galactica and NCG 8436! But I'm easily pleased.

Wow, I never heard of this one.

When iu saw the title of the video, I initially thought of the old Alternity system.

Thank you for covering this! I hope you explore more in the series! The creator of this TTRPG was also the creator of the original FGU "Chivalry & Sorcery" titled "Chevalier".

Nice overview of a system that I have seen around, but never knew much about. The fact that it is still in print speaks well for its appeal and following. I am wondering, will there be a play series for SO? Cheers!

Very nice "one shot"! Perhaps a bit of orc tribal animosity? Fun session and enjoy the graphical display. Cheers!

Hello, thx a lot. I don't know how the cost of purchasing spells is calculated. It is BMC ?

Boot Hill was such a great game!

The Castle of Blackwood moors looks beautiful.

I continue to enjoy following the series. The unfolding storyline is interesting and the game play is definitely not "same old D20". I have mentioned before that each roll of the dice in P&P seems to bring images of the action to my mind. Great vid series!

When we playing? 😝

I havent seen too many doing presentations on this. I like those old games also. I bought a DragonHunt game that was in pretty nice condition. The boards need renovated as they are warped. It just seemed like a big epic game story. I want to make bigger standees or 3d figures for each of the main characters. I want to do something with the chits ,maybe recreate them into larger size. I bought a "Hero" album game as it was pretty cheap but in really nice condition. Idk why i got it exactly, lol. I just liked it, i guess i saw potential ideas of making a version of it with bigger playing boards and upsizing everything and adding some different features. Anyway, i want to get time to build a bunch of different vintage games, like Wreck of the Pandora .

Too bad an insert was not included. Too many cards to just throw in the box. Still, it’s exciting to receive an awaited game in the mail. Enjoy your game and hopefully you’ll let us know what you think about it after a few plays!

Love these shorts! Your collection is incredible!

Quite the library.