My work group stumbled upon Brave Halfling's X-Plorers and have become giddy, to the point of willing to give up DCC-RPG and perhaps even Castles & Crusades.
I think it looks very interesting, but want to rotate it among the other games.
While it's not designed to be compatible, it certainly could be used with X-Plorers with minimal effort. One possible resource for you would be to look at the Gamma World / AD&D conversion pages in the 1E DMG.
Weapon damage should be fine.
Most of the MA mutant monsters should be fine. AC works differently, but should be a simple conversion.
Character HD will be a little strange, as a MA character gets his CON score as the number of HD.
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-- Gary Gygax
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At this point it might be moot. One of the work friends that is so excited about X-Ploers has said he would be the game master! I'm all over this! I so seldom get to be a player in our RPG games.
He said he would be able to make up adventures.
I'm still looking forward to MA and have great hopes of trying this game out.
I know the feeling. I joined a game at my local game shoppe just so I could play, since no one in my regular group wants to take a turn as GM.
Marv / Finarvyn DCC Minister of Propaganda; Deputized 6/8/11 (over 11 years of SPAM bustin'!)
DCC RPG playtester 2011, DCC Lankhmar trivia contest winner 2015; OD&D player since 1975
"The worthy GM never purposely kills players' PCs, He presents opportunities for the rash and unthinking players to do that all on their own."
-- Gary Gygax
"Don't ask me what you need to hit. Just roll the die and I will let you know!"
-- Dave Arneson
"Misinterpreting the rules is a shared memory for many of us"
-- Joseph Goodman