converting Aftermath! to fgu

[Immelmann]

i would be willing to pay some one to help me convert this rpg, so that i can play it with my friends, using fgu.

where would i start?

https://www.fantasygamesunlimited.ne...ftermathbooks/

danke

[Nylanfs]

Vizhon was running one a while back, but they haven't posted for a while. They did log-in to the forums last year though.


https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...p?11155-Vizhon
https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...imate-Licensed

[LordEntrails]

If you don't find someone who has already setup a ruleset or extension for it, then:
I suggest you consider using CoreRPG and just making character sheets and not worrying about automation (I played a game of Star Frontiers that way for years) https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...aracter-Sheets
Or you do a similar thing using XCore (this is probably more to your liking, but a bit more work) https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...-XCore-Ruleset

A dedicated ruleset is hundreds of hours of developer time if the system is unique and not like something already done. You talking in the hundred or more dollars range to do something fully custom like that.

If you want to learn FG coding yourself, lots of people will help, but it takes lots of time and you might want to invest in Ruleset Wizard https://www.rulesetwizard.com/

[bayne7400]

That game looks cool!

[hawkwind]

I used to play Aftermath a lot in the 80s when it first came out...still got my boxset...one of the most complex rpgs i have attempted to play I like my games a lot simpler nowadays. Xcore is the way to especially using the hit location extension I seem to remember Aftermath had 30 individual locations for human