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What is GORE^TM?

GORE^TM uses Open Game Content and newly presents algorithms from 80s role-playing games to produce a generic role-playing game in the tradition of old-school percentile-based games. GORE^TM follows a trend that's been going on within the last few years in pen-and-paper games, that is, making material available to publishers to encourage competition and the contribution of high-quality gaming material to the market.

All new presentation in GORE^TM is Product Identity, but Goblinoid Games provides a free license to use this material to produce third-party material that is compatible not just with GORE^TM, but also with any of several old-school games using a percentile-based system with similar algorithms.

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Stephen Y.

October 28th, 2012

This appears to be a free PDF of a rules-lite version of BRP, and a mixture of CoC and Runequest. I've thoroughly enjoyed going through this PDF. I've even joined the forum on Goblinoidgames.com, and added some resources for the GORE rules. Adaptabl [...]

Lee O.

January 27th, 2012

It's free, so it must be good! This is a simple BRP (Runequest / Chaosium's 'Basic Role Playing' ) system, complete with BRP-Lite version of the system covered as well. Fantastic if you want to throw down a game in a setting that isn't really covered by [...]

David C.

February 2nd, 2010

I'm not a big fan of percentile based RPG's so I did not find this game much use personally and therefore could not give it 5 stars. However, I found it was put together well and easy to read. I would imagine that anyone who likes percentile style games w [...]

Ronald W.

January 1st, 2010

There were some good games on the market back in the 80s that used this system. This is a very good resource for that system. The "Deep ones" would be proud.

Timothy B.

October 1st, 2009

This one is mixed for me. While I like the concept of being able to produce "new" games that look like old games using the OGL, I am also left with the question of "Why play/buy GORE when I still have CoC?". From a design standpoint GORE is great. It do [...]