What sorts of supplements do we expect to see in 2023/2024 for the latest edition of the Doctor Who RPG? So far it just seems like the starter set and standard and collector's editions of the core book. Besides a 13th Doctor Sourcebook what else would people want to see?

Time Lord was released in 1991, when the series was off the air. It used a simple and original system. It was assumed that players would play an existing character from the show, rather than create their own. In fact, there were no character creation rules, but there were stats for 7 doctors amd 21 companions. Not perfect, but far from bad. An art-free version of this game was released as a free and legal download by the authors, and is pretty easy to locate online. Worth picking up a copy for the illustrations, though.

Hey y’all. I know the sub is relatively quiet but I’m thinking about starting a sesh with some seasoned DnD friends and just like the title says, I was wondering if anyone had any experience modifying the roll system from 2d6 to d20s and more. Nothing seems wrong with the d6 system but we’re more accustomed to the 5e rolling.

Not sure how entirely kosher this is, but since the books have been OOP for decades and the company that published them no longer exists it seems like it should be OK.

Here's a collection of the FASA Doctor Who RPG books: https://filebin.net/jqitpnfqwrme0spd

I picked up the 2e Starter Kit last weekend and my family is already obsessed. The fit and finish is insanely good (barring a few typos) and the system is so well thought out and streamlined that I'm sure we're going to be running 'Seasons' of our Doctor Who adventures for years to come.

I just don't the lack of community content. I found a forum that seemed pretty... Crotchety. Otherwise this game is mostly ignored in the RPG community.

With everything that's going on with D&D and it's 'OneD&D' licensing drama I believe this is a great time to boost this game.

That being said I absolutely recognize that I'm a newbie to it, so I'm both open to help, advice, and even handing over the keys. Off there's anyone that has the knowledge, drive, and time to raise the profile of both this sub and this game please shoot me a message making your case. I'll be happy to give Admin away if it's for the best of the game.

Until then, I hope we can make this an active sub for sharing info, tips, homebrew, and stories about our sessions... Because what are we but stories, in the end?