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I am at a point where I care about print size more than page size. I prefer that smaller books not be so thick that they have no hope...

Most of my nWoD/CoD games were essentially sandboxes. They were very minimal prep, usually few short bulletpoints, but heavy on improv...

Absolutely! First group was some co-workers of mine. We started playing 5E over lunch every Tuesday. We eventually moved to 4-6pm on...

I’m running Drinax right now for a party of mainly 5e-only players. I was worried they’d sit there and await the next instalment of the...

I agree, motivation has been the bane of many of my Traveller games. Again, major brownie points for Pirates of Drinax as the...

For me, Traveller is the ultimate sandbox game, so I'm glad to see the thread has already gone there! I think the key is that Marc...

I'd like to see it less centralised around a single game. I don't think that does the industry any favours.

No, you're right. Mongoose have bought the rights to Traveller, 2300AD, Twilight: 2000 and Dark Conspiracy. They're continuing the...

Nothing new about hex grids for gaming. The first hex-map-and-cardboard-counter wargame was the 1961 AvHill printing of D-Day. The...

It's generally tedious, boring, and overlong. Check out some of the better OSR modules and their read-aloud text as a guide. You're...

Short, evocative, with no implied actions by the PC. It shouldn't over explain and should encourage interaction.

It's always a mistake. Canned speeches are boring. Write descriptions or keywords that the GM can read and riff off when they verbally...

Free League would do it prettier, but I'd much rather see it using the Traveller system. For me, GDW should have made that their house...

Classic Traveller has always stuck with me -- first inspiring wonder when it came out in the late 70s, and still jingling whatever bells...