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Mutants & Masterminds is my personal favorite Superhero RPG. I've played more 2nd edition than 3rd but I have the books for both. I find the game runs really well and gives good super hero vibes. The main issue I run into with my groups is the normal one I see with point buy systems. The players...

Great interview! I wish more executives both inside & outside of the gaming industry realized that bit about if you pay your staff more your company performs better. I've been enjoying Mongoose's paranoia releases over the last couple of editions. Just recently started getting into their...

Not the nicest bunch but certainly great in terms of power include The Dominator, The Lady, & the Taken/ten who were taken from The Black Company.

I'm very excited for Evolved. DCC system gonzo weirdness mixed with superpowers & time travel sounds like great fun to me.

Looking forward to all these books!

I really wish they'd make it possible to choose between hard & soft cover options for most of the books in general. Also wish they'd roll out POD versions for the many titles that remain PDF only at this time.

Looks interesting. Will definitely check out the Kickstarter when it launches.

I've got numerous DriveThruRPG/DMGuild PODs for Basic & AD&D and they've all been high quailty. Haven't been disappointed in any yet.

Underground was an extremely interesting game to be sure. It was definitely cyberpunk influenced with a 15 minutes into the future setting with genetically engineered super powers standing in for the cybernetic enhancements. The art style reminded me of Liquid Television off of old MTV meets...

My current gaming group is at this point made up of friends who have been gaming together for anywhere from several years to a couple of decades depending on the indivdual in question. With this group there is an established level of trust & understanding that few table rules are necessary. The...

Dungeon Crawl Classics has rules specifically for Spell Duels. I've made use of them in every campaign I've run to date. The best moments are when two casters tie on their check and a Phologiston disturbance is triggered by the interaction of their spells. I've had wizards moving in superspeed...

My group has been playing in my ongoing DCC RPG campaign for over a year now so it's been all DCC RPG for 2023.

Glad to see some people have already called out HOL - Human Occupied Landfill, the only handwritten RPG. Macho Women With Guns from BTRC is out there as well.

I kickstarted Dyson's Book of Swords when it was crowdfunding and it's a great resource for my OSR games. Would love to see more books like it.

We meet the same time at the same place every week. I send an email the morning of the game as a reminder. As long as we don't have multiple cancelations we meet & play as scheduled.

Congrats! Been lurking here even before I created my account. Even with the advent of YouTube & social media etc I still like to check up on gaming news & releases here cause the community.

The last book I purchased from them was the Ravenloft guide which I quickly flipped at my local used bookstore as I was unimpressed. My gaming group & I dropped WOTC permanently in the wake of the OGL mess so I won't be picking up anything in the future.

1. AD&D 1e 2. B/X D&D (or OSE) 3. DCC RPG 4. Cyberpunk 2020 5. Call of Cthulhu 6. MCC RPG 7. Champions 4th Ed 8. Black Sword Hack 9. Mutants & Masterminds (2e and/or 3e) 10. Icons 11. Shadow of the Demon Lord 12. Warpland 13. Hell Night 14. Mothership 15. Stormbringer 16. EZD6 17. Ghostbusters...

I'm planning on combatting my own grey tide in the coming year. I don't have anything near twenty years old as I only started painting and collecting again back in 2020 but I still have quite a bit of unpainted material I want to get to. In particular I want to start on my Cyberpunk Red Combat...

I've read all those as well as all of Designers & Dragons. Have to agree regarding Of Dice and Men. It's a weird read with the bizarre vampire game session bits mixed in with each chapter. Definitely the least essential read of the bunch in my opinion when covering RPG history.