History TabletopGame / LordsOfCreation

* TheTimeOfMyths: The premade setting for HighFantasy is one of these, a fantastic world where numerous mythological pantheons (all statted out too, but due to space limitations none actually complete) and fantastic creatures intermingle.

An obscure game published by Avalon Hill in 1983 which was one of, if not the first, role-playing games that attempted to encompass all genres.

* TheTimeOfMyths: One of the premade settings is one of these, a fantastic world where numerous mythological pantheons (all statted out too, but due to space limitations none actually complete) and fantastic creatures intermingle.

* AwesomeButImpractical: In "The Horn of Roland" adventure, the players will find the horn they're looking for is actually part of an entire collection of valuable horns. One of the others is a ''horn of plenty'' that can create an unlimited amount of food, and notes the players will never have to worry about that again as long as they carry it. Thing is, it's 20 feet long and basically impossible for them to move out of the room, let alone carry around as they explore the island they're on.

* {{Kaiju}}: One, named Thanagor, appears in the post-apocalyptic adventure "Omegakron". A little strangely there isn't much space dedicated to the event, which would seem to be a big plot milestone. Instead Thanagor's attack on the city it just something that happens whenever the GM feels it's appropriate, not even as the FinalBoss of the module.

* MasterOfIllusion: The "Sorcerer" suite is about making a PC into one of these.

* TheTimeOfMyths: One of the premade settings is one of these, a fantastic world where numerous mythological pantheons (all statted out too, but due to space limitations none actually complete; just the ones most likely to interact with adventurer-types) and fantastic creatures intermingle.

* TheTimeOfMyths: One of the premade settings is one of these, a fantastic world where numerous mythological pantheons (all statted out too, but none actually complete) and fantastic creatures intermingle.

* ShoutOut: Tons and tons, obviously, with all the famous fictional creatures and characters statted up and ready to encounter the players just in the Book of Foes. The first premade adventure, "The Horn of Roland", actually includes a bunch of these in the first part where the players are investigating a rich man's death. Just for fun. For instance, they meet a reporter named [[Series/KolchakTheNightStalker Carl Kolchak]].

* MindOverMatter: One of the schools of power, "Poltergeist", lets a player unlock telekinetic powers.

Sadly the game didn't see much success, thanks to some iffy mechanics, mainly regarding play balance, and some bizarre oversights by the designer (to name the most obvious one, despite this supposedly being meant as an all-genres game, all player characters are assumed to enter the game as 20th-century humans). Only three of five planned premade adventures were ever released.

Not to be confused by the [[Literature/TheLordsOfCreation book series of the same name]] by Creator/SMStirling, which were published almost two decades later.

Sadly the game didn't see much success, mainly thanks to some iffy mechanics, mainly regarding play balance, and some bizarre oversights by the designer (to name the most obvious one, despite this supposedly being meant as an all-genres game, all player characters are assumed to enter the game as 20th-century humans). Only three of five planned premade adventures were ever released.

* BigfootSasquatchAndYeti: The players can easily meet any of them, of course. The premade adventure "The Yeti Sanction" not only features them, but multiple varieties. Friendly, civilized "real" yeti, evil "fake" yeti created from human subjects by the adventure's villain, who even named his evil organization Y.E.T.I. ([[FunWithAcronyms Yama Elite Triumphant Immortals]]).