James Bond Roleplaying Game

Mister White

Has anybody ever played this?

I used to see it in game shops when I was a kid, but I never actually played it. I've always been curious though. Was it any good?

0013

Mister White wrote:

Has anybody ever played this?

I used to see it in game shops when I was a kid, but I never actually played it. I've always been curious though. Was it any good?

Havent played it, and I'm humming and hawing weter to get the source book.

It is well written, I think. I love the Q manual.

(psst, try scribd, but don't tell everyone .... )

0013

Best tip, decide for yourself.

http://www.darkshire.net/jhkim/rpg/jamesbond007/
http://home.comcast.net/~gamesofjamesbond/rpg-index.html
http://www.modus-operandi.co.uk/?cat=5

dak212us

I played it with my brother in my teens and liked it a bunch. Still have almost everything from it. Rules were pretty easy to remember and use.

I have the Source book and all the games.
It had nice added books like the Q, Locations and Villains Manuals.

More info on it on Wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Bond_007_%28role-playing_game%29

This site offers Downloads of the games(Downloaded one and it worked great) http://drmikessteakdinner.com/2008/05/14/download-the-james-bond-rpg-game/

Mister White

Thanks DAK!

Good to know. :007)

R. Sterling

dak212us said and linked everything relevant already.

All I have to add is that if you got a group of decent, mature people it's a blast to play even now as an adult.
You can pick to go the movie or novel route- or mix them up.

The sourcebook Thrilling Locations (as seen at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Bond_RPG_Supplements.jpg), inspired by Fleming's own Thrilling Cities, is a smooth and interesting read even if you don't intend to play the game at all- plus gorgeous photos.

One of the remnants of my youth I'm glad I kept.

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Polar Bear 0007

These are great and can be found for cheap on eBay.

The art work is very well done and the games are a blast. My fav. is Dr. No.