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194 Lemuria. Setting for Thongor of Lemuria (and the inspiration for the setting of Barbarians of Lemuria).

I'm running a Necromunda game using Everywhen. It's a sandbox game where the PCs are the founding members of a new gang (they chose to be House Escher). They've just taken over a homestead out in the wastes as their hideout, and they spent a chunk of last game scavenging through the area looking...

Scavenging wire to buy promethium.

Everywhen Necromunda campaign session zero.

For high fantasy there's, 5e D&D. For everything else, there's Everywhen.

Picked berries, angered the forest.

Terrible bagpipe music offends satyrs.

Game night cancelled. Everyone sad...

Of course there's also Fighting Fantasy and Advanced Fighting Fantasy.

Another vote for Barbarians of Lemuria.

Hatching plans to steal emerald.

As a player, I find it useful as a roleplay guide, and helpful for visualising what a character is like. As a DM I find it useful as a guide to how my party are likely to react to given situations or NPCs.

Fleeing town as barbarians invade.

I'm a Millennial, albeit at the older end of the scale (38), and I primarily run using homebrew settings. I have run published stuff (Lost Mines of Phandelver, for example), but it's rare. I own Curse of Strahd, and Tyranny of Dragons and Rise of Tiamat, but I've no idea when I'll get round to...

Barbarians of Lemuria, Troika! and WFRP.

One point regarding archetypal duel-wielding rangers: The LordSword of the RingsShannara (1977) has the heir-in-waiting ranger AragornBalinor dual wielding shortsword and dagger and swanning around in a long green cloak while killing orcsgnomes. It strikes me that this is more likely to be an...

Actually really good. We finished the last game with a Shambling Mound having come over the side of their river-ship, engulfed the halfling rogue and ditched back over the side. We started with the cleric hitting it with a Guiding Bolt, rolled a natural 20 and inflicted a load of damage as it...

I'm running a weekly D&D 5e campaign in a homebrew world. I'm also running the 'An Ambassador's Tales' campaign for Flashing Blades, but using Everywhen, but that's currently on pause while other people run games (I'm playing in a 4e WFRP Enemt Within game).

I ran my first ever game of BECMI last night (RC version). I'd built and stocked a dungeon, and my players got through four rooms and two random encounters. We stopped as a third random encounter (4 orcs) turned up. The party is two fighters, a thief, one retainer (also a fighter) and two...

Playing actual D&D, I started when I went to uni at 18. I already owned the Advanced Fighting Fantasy books, but had never had a chance to really use them. I'm now 37, 38 in a couple of months.