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My questions usually go in the reverse. What kind of feel do I want religion/the gods to be in my campaign? Which serves the mood of the campaign better multiple religions or a single religion? Are there evil Gods? Are religions true, and have a knowable right and wrong for the world, or are...

I don't mind most of the time, monster knowledge could be handled by stuff the character knows. Optimization I'm cool with. I always use homebrewed worlds, so no knowledge they could use there. If I am using a published module, I tend to make some serious changes so even if a player has read or...

It might have a little for any D20/D&D games. But I still enjoy Modern Age, Cypher, HERO, and Genesys.

Planning to. I've moved to digital version of all my game books (too little funds, too many good books), but I will back it at that level for sure.

This is one of the most awesome things I have ever seen. We have just had a few emergencies that killed our entire reserves, so any gaming purchase comes out of grocery money. I'm in for this.

To be honest, most of our play these days are 1 on 1 - so we tend to use Gestalt type rules.

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I'm in that boat too - thankfully I have Altar Quest and Hour of Need, and they had lots of extra to extend the life of the games.

Not sure about all three - but this one has to be among them. It was a sourcebook for Champions, that from a gameplay side had a huge number of characters heroes and villains for a GM to use. But it is also one of the greatest game authors chronicling his campaign. It is also one of the best GM...

For fantasy I tend to include at least two or three of these: All non-mindless undead are evil (although ghosts are not specifically undead an have their own rules). Making mindless undead is evil. The PC should have heroic attitudes or good aligned (if the system has alignment). No evil gods...

Canadian hip hop artist that dips into other genres. I wish he had been huge.

These guys had the unfortunate timing to start to get noticed right before grunge. Bit of trivia - one of the singers is the person who sang the Buck Rodgers theme song from the TV show.

As much as I love it, this song isn't perfect, but I wish the band had more success.

Sticking to fantasy Kobold's Press Midgard is probably my favorite. That includes the addendum stuff too. Obsidian Apocalypse is decent. The 5E version of Numenera is decent. Setting I don't mind, but generally are a little dark for me Scarred Lands Midnight I look at rules (races, classes...

I voted the 11-25, but it is usually 10 times that. Our group plays decade long campaigns, we also tend to use the same RPG ruleset for it. We have been a HERO group and started playing in 1990 or so. Multiple GMs with us rotating who GMs when one campaign hits a milestone, to someone else, then...

I have a couple or archetypes I tend to re-use. Martial artists that are completely equipment free - Iron Fist instead of Cap or Nightwing in comics, 3rd, classic VoP monk, those sorts of things. Even I don't play this archetype, I tend towards martial artists a LOT. Wizard/Clerics - I must...

We are getting to the dragon magazines that were the ones that poured over and know fairly well. Been enjoying this immensely.

Mythus / Dangerous Journeys. The wife and I played that for a while. I like heavy intricate games and that was even too much for me. I'm not going to talk about the time I took three months to write rules to merge it with Rolemaster (hey they are both percentile, this should be easy.... oh the...

A playlist of 283 songs and at least 50 different bands* all with the same lead singer - Tim "Ripper"Owens. * to be fair there are a lot of 1 song from a band that he did guest vocals on, but still.