Tabletop Underrail??

[Neo]

Is there a tabletop book out there, I gave it a quick look around but couldn't find anything. I'd imagine sense the game kinda runs on a roll system it wouldn't be to hard to write up a system for a Dungeon and Dragons, Pen and Paper, Tabletop sort of game. I thought about some ideas, wouldn't mind creating a book myself if I had the time or good writing ability.

You guys think they should make a tabletop book for Underrail, would you enjoy it?

[A.W.S.H.]

Certainly has potential. The scenario isn't exactly original on the outset, but the way it ultimately issues into a chaotic nightmare somewhere between Ellison-esque dystopia and Lovecraftian horror, all the while - for the most part - remaining written in a refreshingly grounded and concise fashion (as opposed to the pretentious verbosity a lot of RPGs are plagued with nowadays), does give it a nicely old-school vibe.

[Sunday Driver]

There's a lot of variety with table top, so there would be a place for it to have a shot. It has the skeleton there to try to form a good system and world on it thanks to the design and story already in place. If it could keep the atmosphere and philosphy of the game it and encourage the players and GM to keep that tone then it could be very good.

[psychotron666]

You could always play the d20 modern with the d20 future, d20 apocalypse modules. And just make your rules to what vehicles are allowed and stuff like that. And just make the setting in the underrail universe.

[Neo]

It could work like that but, Underrail has alot of crafting, though I have played alot I dont know the quality to damage ratios for weapons or armor. Not to mention psionics and such. Though those system may have something for psionics I feel like the crafting and stuff would be the biggest thing missing sense I know one of my players always plays a mechanic/crafter type character he would definatly want it.

[Moon Waffles]

What about a schmoke and a pancake?

[Neo]

Never heard of them before tbh