It's that time of year again! Nominate Your Most Anticipated Games of 2019

Towards the end of every year, we all vote on the ten most anticipated tabletop RPGs for the following year. It's been a tradition for a few years now. Here's last year's 10 most anticipated games, the winner being Vampire: The Masquerade 5th Edition. Previous winners include 13th Age (2013), Star Wars Force & Destiny (2015), Rifts for Savage Worlds (2016), and Trudvang Chronicles (2017).
And we're doing it all again this year! Here's how it works:

We start with a nomination stage. That's this thread. You may nominate any standalone tabletop RPG due to be released to the general public in 2019. All nominated games will appear on the final ballot. A few rules:

1. It must be a standalone tabletop RPG, NOT a supplement, setting, adventure, sourcebook, expansion, or accessory.
2. It must be due out to the general public in 2019.
3. It must be nominated by at least one person in this thread. Simply post the name of the game and the name of the publisher below to nominate it.
4. Not your own game or one you’re affiliated with.

Nominations will remain open for two weeks, until November 15th. Voting will take place at the end of the month.

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Last year's winner was Vampire The Masquerade 5th Edition (pictured above). You can see last year's top 10 here. The previous year it was Trudvang Chronicles. Sometimes products make it into the list in more than one year; what can I say? Product schedules slip!

#	2013	2015	2016	2017	2018
1	13th Age	Star Wars Force & Destiny	Rifts for Savage Worlds	Trudvang Chronicles	Vampire: The Masquerade 5th Edition
2	Numenera	Deluxe Exalted 3rd Edition	Mutant Crawl Classics	Tales from the Loop	Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay Fourth Edition
3	Star Wars Edge of the Empire	Unified Rolemaster	7th Sea 2nd Edition	Kult: Divinity Lost	Kult: Divinity Lost
4	Shadowrun 5th Edition	Conan Adventures In An Age Undreamed Of	Conan Adventures In An Age Undreamed Of	Star Trek Adventures	Forbidden Lands: Retro Open-World Survival Fantasy RPG
5	Call of Cthulhu 7th Edition	Deluxe Tunnels & Trolls	DCC Lankhmar	Conan: Adventures in an Age Undreamed Of	RuneQuest: Role-playing in Glorantha
6	Firefly	Barbarians of Lemuria: Mythic Edition	RuneQuest 4	Starfinder	The Witcher Roleplaying Game
7	Fate Core	Feng Shui 2	Torg: Eternity	The Witcher Roleplaying Game	Warhammer 40,000 Wrath & Glory
8	Hillfolk	Fantasy AGE	Blue Rose AGE	Coriolis	The Expanse
9	Torchbearer	Paranoia	Paranoia	Delta Green Roleplaying Game	Legend of the Five Rings 5th Edition
10	-	Shadows of the Demon Lord	Delta Green	Astonishing Swordsmen & Sorcerers of Hyperborea 2E	Numenera 2: Discovery & Destiny

 

[ChaosGenerators]

Savage Worlds
Pathfinder 2.

 

[David Anderson Jr]

Savage Worlds Adventurer's Edition.
The Expanse RPG.
John Carter of Mars.

 

[Takei]

Spectaculars by Scratchpad Publishing.
The Expanse (as I don't think it'll be out this year).
Night's Black Agents: Solo Ops.
Things From the Flood.
Pathfinder 2.
Does Judge Dredd and the Worlds of 2000 AD count as a 2019 release?

 

[coz]

Monte Cook Games' Revised Cypher System

 

[Stacie GmrGrl]

Just gotta say that this is an impressive list of 2019 rpgs. Another great year of new releases for sure.

 

[Psikerlord#]

Low Fantasy Gaming Deluxe Edition by Pickpocket Press

 

[TrippyHippy]

Just saying, if The Onyx Path's Trinity Contiuum is considered a 2018 game, then maybe Scion should also be included. They are both complicated by Kickstarter campaigns, insofar that there is a chance that they could possibly come out in 2018, but are more likely to end up in 2019. Likewise, Paladin and Aquelarre may sneak in a general PDF release during 2018, but probably won't get printed till 2019.

The other complications are with products that are billed as RPGs, but aren't actually standalone. Savage Worlds tend to do this a bit - Flash Gordon, Rifts, The Goon etc are actually supplemental settings.

From my own list, I have sent in requests to Mongoose that 2300AD would be a standalone game, but I suspect it will end up being supplemental to the Traveller game.

 

[schneeland]

Low Fantasy Gaming Deluxe Edition by Pickpocket Press

There‘s a deluxe edition coming? Would you have any links where I can get more details?

 

[Psikerlord#]

There'll be a post on the site shortly, but basically: full colour, about 280 pages, incorporating all classes into one book (plus new cultist (cleric) class), most of the toolkit info (mass battle, traps, hirelings, blackpowder/ships), expanded wilderness exploration rules/tables, more monsters, example Unique Feature abilities, spell name changes (using Midlands style names), some other bits and pieces. All compatible with the original (well page number references will change).

 

[schneeland]

There'll be a post on the site shortly, but basically: full colour, about 280 pages, incorporating all classes into one book (plus new cultist (cleric) class), most of the toolkit info (mass battle, traps, hirelings, blackpowder/ships), expanded wilderness exploration rules/tables, more monsters, example Unique Feature abilities, spell name changes (using Midlands style names), some other bits and pieces. All compatible with the original (well page number references will change).

Awesome! I have just learned about the game and the "feature" list immediately clicked with me. So now I do have another title to look forward to in 2019.