Besides D&D, what are you playing?

[Dr Magister]

We played a WHFRP 4e one shot yesterday, and this week I'll be running a Wild West game, using the Barbarians of Lemuria (and Barbarians of the Aftermath) rules.

 

[Esau Cairn]

We all love D&D

Statements like this crack me—so consistently—up. I do not and have never loved D&D, and although I have never gone a calendar year since then without playing one or several rpgs, I haven't played D&D in 40 years.

I am currently involved with my first foray into 2d20 with Conan and quite enjoying it as a complete change of pace from our years-long-running Twilight: 2000 game; Coriolis; Delta Green; and a Proto-Traveller/Alien/Mothership off-again/on-again campaign.

I'm looking forward to Dune (provided Modiphius doesn't support Adam "laughing rapist" Koebel as their author for the GM section of the book; which they seem to be doing).

 

[Tun Kai Poh]

Statements like this crack me—so consistently—up. I do not and have never loved D&D, and although I have never gone a calendar year since then without playing one or several rpgs, I haven't played D&D in 40 years.

I am currently involved with my first foray into 2d20 with Conan and quite enjoying it as a complete change of pace from our years-long-running Twilight: 2000 game; Coriolis; Delta Green; and a Proto-Traveller/Alien/Mothership off-again/on-again campaign.

I'm looking forward to Dune (provided Modiphius doesn't support Adam "laughing rapist" Koebel as their author for the GM section of the book; which they seem to be doing).

Koebel on Dune? Damnit.

 

[Campbell]

Right now I am playing Freebooters on the Frontier 2e, Mork Borg, and Power Beyond Doubt. I will be running Lancer and a short of Blades in the Dark this month. I will also be playing in a short run of Don't Rest Your Head.

 

[uzirath]

I’m still running multiple Dungeon Fantasy RPG (GURPS) games for different friends and age groups. Recently ran two different groups through portions of the ENSider adventure “Into the Feywild.” It was a great fit because it has so many non-combat challenges that map easily to a skill-based system. It’s especially fun as far as published adventures go because it will never play the same way twice. I’m definitely keeping it in my back pocket for future pickup games and one-shots.

 

[Fenris-77]

I will also be playing in a short run of Don't Rest Your Head.

So jealous. I bought it, but haven't had a chance to play yet.

 

[Tun Kai Poh]

I’m still running multiple Dungeon Fantasy RPG (GURPS) games for different friends and age groups. Recently ran two different groups through portions of the ENSider adventure “Into the Feywild.” It was a great fit because it has so many non-combat challenges that map easily to a skill-based system. It’s especially fun as far as published adventures go because it will never play the same way twice. I’m definitely keeping it in my back pocket for future pickup games and one-shots.

Into the Feywild is great, I remember that one!

 

[PabloM]

Statements like this crack me—so consistently—up. I do not and have never loved D&D, and although I have never gone a calendar year since then without playing one or several rpgs, I haven't played D&D in 40 years.

Take it easy! it was just an introduction to the topic in a web that is supported by a massive D&D fan base.

Maybe it will be beneficial for us nerds if we stop looking for antagonisms all the time.

 

[PabloM]

So, I´ve been busy. Finally I managed to play online, and I followed your advice: I played Cthulhu Dark and it was amazing, fantastic, elegant system.

 

[Esau Cairn]

Take it easy! it was just an introduction to the topic in a web that is supported by a massive D&D fan base.

Take a joke. If someone says, "Everybody loves ___" and another responds, "I don't", you see that as antagonistic?

Did I insult the person behind the statement or the game? Don't believe so. I stated I have never loved D&D while slipping in a quote from a formerly hilarious cartoon show (comedic, not antagonistic), then went on to discuss the topic of the post—what else I'm playing or would like to.

Maybe it will be beneficial for us nerds if we stop looking for antagonisms all the time.

Ironical.