I used to play Rolemaster about 20+ years ago, and it was great (though a little maths heavy for peeps who don't like that sort of thing). It was a very good system and as Shorikid stated allows for minute details.
I believe they have just re-released a Rolemaster, so it may be worth looking into some reviews of it ...
The original version had Open-Ended rolls (so a 96-00 roll allowed you to reroll another die 100 and add the result, another 96-00 giving you another, etc) ...
My highest roll ever ?? 486 at level 1, firing a random arrow into a cornfield at a level 8 assassin sent after us (the DM was going to have him bother us not directly, but by hiring lackeys and mercenaries to do his work) with another OE crit of nearly 200 ... killed him in one shot, got 4 levels of XP ...
... best shot ever. It is a game though where a single attack can kill almost anything ... or the original was
I believe they have just re-released a Rolemaster, so it may be worth looking into some reviews of it ...
The original version had Open-Ended rolls (so a 96-00 roll allowed you to reroll another die 100 and add the result, another 96-00 giving you another, etc) ...
My highest roll ever ?? 486 at level 1, firing a random arrow into a cornfield at a level 8 assassin sent after us (the DM was going to have him bother us not directly, but by hiring lackeys and mercenaries to do his work) with another OE crit of nearly 200 ... killed him in one shot, got 4 levels of XP ...
... best shot ever. It is a game though where a single attack can kill almost anything ... or the original was