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Technorati Tags: RPGs, blaxploitation, games, gaming, D20I love to attract attention to games which deserve it. Frankly, there are fewer products every year that really feel like they deserve my talking them up, because an ever-increasing pile of them are absolute crap, without the guts to challenge the status quo. Solid! is not one of them. From the site: blax·ploi·ta·tion n. A genre of American film of the 1970's featuring African-American actors in lead roles and often having anti-establishment plots. Role-playing genre with soul, R 'n' B and disco music soundtracks, characters sporting big guns, big dashikis, outrageous hair, and some of the meanest, baddest attitudes to shoot their way onto a character sheet.
Solid!: the d20 Blaxploitation Experience is the most righteous book of 70's action role-playing to make it past The Man's censors. For use with d20 Modern, Solid! allows players to experience the soul, power, and action of the movies that defined a generation. Features include: New characters classes like the Private Dick, Foxy Lady, Hustler, Preacher, Hoodlum, Police Detective, and Politician. New feats and equipment designed specifically to help create the feel of over-the-top action! Enough style and attitude to empower any d20 Modern game.
Come on, my soul brothers! You know this is just the thing we need to get more of in our daily existences. I can finally have a system tuned explicitly to capture the nuance of Berry Gordy's The Last Dragon! Is there any greature measure of solid gold entertainment? I think not. My regular readers know that a piece of work would have to be beyond impressive to be both D20 and get my recommendation. Go from there. Right on! |