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Very insightful. :)

Yep, I'm currently in Steampunk mode. Was crazy about hard sci-fi before that, cyberpunk before that, alternate history, urban fantasy, horror, high fantasy and so on and so forth. I like to switch things up and try new things to keep the RPGs I play and inspiration fresh. :D having said that...

My favorite aspects of fluff is setting material. What makes this world tick? Give me detail on the major points that is integral to the setting (such as technology for Sci Fi or gadgets for Steampunk games etc.) and how they define and shape everyday life. What are some of the more...

Looks good, I might pick this up for the campaign only though. I find playing online very frustrating and not fun at all, but I love watching it as an e-sport. Go figure.

I watch a lot of Let's Play for video games and I can see something similar for roleplaying games as well. But like a video game Let's Play, the people must be entertaining and the pacing top notch. Looking up rules, for example, would bog things down and would be a waste of time for everyone...

I'm looking forward to set 3 for Dragon Age. :D

Kickstarter and tablets are doing good things for the RPG industry. :D

I was put off by the strange dice too but "less about the numbers" does peak my interest now. Might have to check it out sometime.

badum tish! :)

Definitely stick to the core rules and don't assume everything in Pathfinder works as they did in 3.5. The main tripping points I've seen is the fact characters die when they're at a negative hitpoints equal to their Con score, not -10. Favored class bonus is often ignored in my groups, mainly...

Let's see: D&D 3.5 Pathfinder Savage Worlds Witch Hunter the Invisible World Eclipse Phase New World of Darkness Anima Beyond Fantasy d20 Modern Qin the Warring States The Laundry Ex Machina Agone Exalted 2nd Edition Spellbound Kingdoms New Gods of Mankind

Savage Worlds would be a good choice. It's fast to get the basics down and can support many genres which makes it great for a one-shot just to try it out. If you want, you can download the test drive rules from the main site and one of the one sheet adventures to get the ball rolling and ease...

I chose We're not against the idea, but don't to it much. My group likes trying out new games, but we don't play as much as we use to. It's a shame really. I would love to try out Eclipse Phase, Witch Hunter the Invisible World, Low life and Sundered Skies settings for Savage Worlds, just to...