Cities Without Number: A GM's Perspective

[@mithras5768]

Great video, thanks. Cities Without Number answers, once and for all, that eternal question: "Shadowrun but with better rules?"

[@PeculiarNotions]

Thank you for this interesting overview. In its broad strokes and mechanics, this games looks like a cross between Cyberpunk Red and Traveller.

[@wingusryu8289]

Thanks for the introduction to this system. I don't know if I will use this systems mechanics or not yet, till I have time for a deep dive, but all the tables are amazing. There is enough in here to run cyberpunk games forever and never use up everything.

[@BanjoSick]

Listening to this while playing some good old Doom, the Plutonia Experiment. Old school within old school.

[@TableTopTroubadour]

Perfect amount of material in an excellent review -- thank you. Kevin Crawford is an enigmatic genius -- I have no idea how he can be so prolific and so consistently inspired

[@metallsnubben]

That hacking system sounds really interesting, reminds me a bit of the Godbound "word domains"

[@jamesrizza2640]

Thank you for the review of this game. I already have Worlds and Stars without Number. They are excellent resources and RPG's in and of themselves.

[@deecap71]

So...the core rules are for Cyberpunks without number...and the Deluxe Edition is for Shadowrunners without number.

[@Sebbaasdungeon]

The core rules have everything for "pure" cyberpunk, the deluxe version also has the optional fantasy elements.