Like I said, Mythic was my go to before CRGE graced my presence. It makes CRGE the third most used Engine next to Tiny Solitary Soldiers with an 18.2% (12 Voyages) which I use mostly for wargame-based RPGs, and Mythic with a whopping 24.2% (16 Voyages). Although it translates to about ten games, keep in mind that I have about sixty-seven voyages under my belt, making it a hefty number. Over at my Solo RPG Voyages Stats, I have used either CRGE or CRGE Kai in a combined total of 15.2% of all my current RPG Voyages. I may not have known him all that much compared to some of the others, but Zach Best left such a huge impact on my Solo RPG Hobby that, looking at it, I realize just now how huge it is. I haven’t really been keeping up with my solo RPG gaming, but I do tend to pop my head in the solo RPG community, so hearing that we might lose one of the nicest people I’ve seen in that community, I was pretty sad. Thus, when I read that Zach Best, the creator of CRGE, BOLD, and UNE, had terminal cancer, I felt horrible. And I enjoyed solo playing with not just that, but also BOLD and UNE, which contributed a lot to several games, even without CRGE as the engine. The result was me taking some materials from Mythic to create CRGE Kai. I fell in love with the easy to understand rules, it’s simple resolution tables, and creative twists that resulted from it.Īs a result, CRGE became one of my go-to Engine, eventually overtaking my previous go-to, Mythic. During it, Zach gave me a request to playtest his own engine, which you guys may remember as the Conjectural Roleplaying GM Emulator. If I recall correctly, I first met Zach Best when I was doing the Solo Engine RPG Battle Royale Week. It’s with a heavy heart that I write this post.
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