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The following games are currently redlinks. They [[There Is No Such Thing as Notability|are worthy of an article here in at least one troper's opinion]]; but that troper may not be familiar enough with the show in question, or may not be a good writer, or, in some cases, knows the show is notable, hates it, but doesn't want to engage in [[Complaining About Shows You Don't Watch]] or [[Complaining About Shows You Don't Like]].
 
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== Board Games ==
* [[The Game of Life (board game)|The Game of Life]]
* [[Munchkins]]
* [[Mousetrap]]
* [[James Bond (board game)|James Bond]], based on [[James Bond]].
* [[The Beatles (board game)|The Beatles]], based on [[The Beatles]].
 
== Card Games ==
 
== Tabletop RPG ==
=== 0-E ===
* [[6d6]]/[[6d6 RPG]]
* [[Amber Diceless Role Playing]]
* [[Apocalypse World]]
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* [[Arduin (tabletop game)]] or [[Arduin Grimoire (tabletop game)]]
* [[Attack Vector: Tactical]] (starship wargame, 3D and fully Newtonian)
* [[Basic RolePlaying]]
** [[OpenQuest]] [http://d101games.com/books/openquest/] d100 engine from D101 Games
** The Company - Modern Warfare
** River of Heaven - Sci-Fi
** Age of Shadow - A fantasy game set in a world where Elves, Dwarves, and Men fight against a Enemy of Darkness.
** Alamander - a self-contained fantasy game in French
** [[Chivalry and Sorcery]] - A fantastical version of the [[English Civil War]], where Alchemical Cavaliers fight Clockwork Roundheads.
*** Renaissance - ''Clockwork & Chivalry'' system OGL.
* [[Bureau 13]] (Stalking the Night Fantastic)
* [[Calidar]] (a more coordinated replacement for ''[[Mystara]]'' from Bruce Heard, [[Start My Own|started]] after Wizards buried the setting and sat on it)
* [[Castlemourn]] (setting from Ed Greenwood published by Margaret Weis Productions; has D&D3 and Cortex sourcebooks)
* [[Castles and Crusades]] (one of the most popular D&D retroclones)
* [[Chivalry and Sorcery]] - not very popular due to overcomplication, yet influential D&D and Call of Cthulhu inspired game.
* [[Conspiracy X]]
* [[Cortex System]] (from [[Margaret Weis]] Productions; has Castlemourn, Serenity, Battlestar Galactica, Demon Hunters and Supernatural)
* [[Cyberpunk (tabletop game)]] (R. Talsorian Games)
* [[Cyberspace (tabletop game)]] (Iron Crown Enterprises)
* D6 system (West End Games)
* [[Dangerous Journeys]] (Game Designers Workshop)
* [[Dark Conspiracy]]
* [[Dawn Patrol]] - old WWI airplane simulation RPG/wargame
* [[The Day After Ragnarok]]
* [[Demon army Weiqi MA-GUNGI]] / [[Ma-Gungi]]
* [[Doctor Who The RPG]] (FASA)
* [[Dungeons and Dragons]] campaign settings
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** [[Red Steel (tabletop game)]]
* [[Dragon Quest (tabletop game)]] (SPI)
* [[Dying Earth RPG]]/[[Dying Earth (tabletop game)]]
* [[Everway]]
* [[Exile (tabletop game)]] - SF Space Opera RPG
* [[FATE]]
 
=== F-J ===
* [[Fairy Meat]]
* [[FATE]] ''(current page is a redirect to FUDGE)''
* [[Forgotten Futures]], "The Scientific Romance Role Playing Game" (a Steampunk-friendly TriStat game; supplements include "FORGOTTEN FUTURES I: THE A.B.C. FILES" - setting of ABC stories by [[Rudyard Kipling]].)
* [[Formula De]]
* [[Godbound]]: A Game of Divine Heroes
* [[Harnmaster]]
* [[HARP]]/[[High Adventure Roleplaying]] (d100 based, but otherwise D&D-like system)
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* [[Hot Chicks RPG]]
* [[Infinite Futures]] ("[[Pathfinder]] compatible Sci‐Fi" from Avalon Games)
 
=== K-O ===
* [[Kill Puppies For Satan]]
* [[Kobolds Ate My Baby]]
* [[Lace and Steel]] (swashbuckling themed RPG)
* [[Legends Of The Wulin]]
* [[Lejendary Adventure]] (a multi-genre roleplaying game created by [[Gary Gygax]] [https://web.archive.org/web/20081209032042/http://www.lejendary.com/la/template.php?page=home&style=blaze])
* [[Leviathans: Monsters in the Sky]]//[[Leviathans (tabletop game)]]
* [[Marvel Super Heroes (tabletop game)]] (TSR)
* [[Metamorphosis Alpha]]
* [[Microlite 20]] ''(current page is a stub)''
* [[Midgard (tabletop game)]] - fantasy role-strategical game from 1971 (i.e. about at the same time as ''Chainmail''; had spells derived from [[Jack Vance]], but used spell points, rather than [[Vancian Magic]]) [http://playingattheworld.blogspot.com/2017/10/spellcasting-before-d-in-midgard.html]
* [[The Morrow Project]]
* [[Mwahahaha (tabletop game)]]
* [[Nightlife]] (monster themed RPG before VtM)
 
=== P-T ===
* [[Pendragon (tabletop game)]] (Chaosium, Green Knight Publishing)
* [[Radiance (tabletop game)]]/"[[Radiance]] RPG: A Complete Role-Playing Game" in Tesla's Gilded Age of Electrotech
* [[Realms of Evernor]] (setting from Silverthorne Games with logo that totally is not an obvious ripoff of Forgotten Realms)
* [[Silhouette]] series from Dream Pod 9.
** [[Heavy Gear (tabletop game)]] / [[Heavy Gear Blitz]] / [[Heavy Gear Arena]] tactical games (currently [[Heavy Gear]] covers tabletop and computer games and is only 1 page long) and [[Heavy Gear RPG]].
** [[Core Command]]
* [[Space Master (tabletop game)]] (I.C.E.)
* [[Spellbound Kingdoms]]
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* [[Stormbringer (tabletop game)]]/[[Elric (tabletop game)]]!
* [[Third Reich (tabletop game)]] (a.k.a. [[Rise And Fall Of The Third Reich]]) by Avalon Hill
* [[Top Secret (tabletop game)]]/[[Top Secret]](link is to a disambiguation page)
* [[Torg (tabletop game)]] [https://rpggeek.com/rpgfamily/334/torg]
* [[Tribe 8]] RPG from Dream Pod 9.
* [[true20]]/[[True 20]]
 
=== U-Z ===
* [[Warmachine]]/[[WARMACHINE]] / [[Hordes]] / [[Warmahordes]]
* [[Weapons of the Gods (tabletop game)]]
 
 
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