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Never a surprise that the games I'm into don't make it into the top 10 - it's been that way since 2020 or 2019 when I first took one of these polls. AND THAT'S OK. I rest easy knowing that there's quite a few folks who also like the games I like, because they are talked about on this forum and...

Good for him, and F cancer, that's no joke. Kudos for him to deliver something to his backers. Which also means I hope someone I know backed AND RUNS IT FOR ME :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

Most starter sets now don't come with chits instead of dice. A real let down tbh. Chits for randomizers or GTFO I have always (never) said!

Life goes on like the passage of the years. And for some, it doesn't. 2025's passings: IN REMEMBRANCE--2025

So many games, so little time. Honestly, if I had unlimited time, I'd want to learn to play Soulbound, Shadowrun 6th, Pendragon, and Runequest

I haven't gone through and looked at all the nominees yet (edit to add:) and I think it's a cool idea.

May be especially tricky with predicted Tariffs in the US. Even for folks outside US; as Penny Lantern and Jason and Jeremy are all US based afaik. Above of course applies to every one in the new year, and there are other things too, like EU's new law.

It's a very Scalzi novel. If you like that, I predict you will like.

Same on US2e - it looks good. But it's still eligible to be an anticipated game for 2025, from the Nom thread:

I like 5e and OSR adventures (and Pathfinder, and Traveller, and and and - I like to read adventures). They offer different things, and are of course tuned for their particular system 5e rules are... fine, and I run and play a ton of it. I don't have a local group who has the fondness for OSR...

In games I play in, heck yeah GM show me those dice please. I don't trust you further than I can throw you, and maaaaybe you've had too many doritos and 2am pizzas, capisce? In games I run, I'm here to make sure you have a good time, or at the very least I have a good time. To that end, I'll...

How much of the rock-ness 🤘 was due to emulation of the setting; and how much would have still been great even if it was a different setting?

Oh, Michael Reaves was the co-writer with Neil Gaiman's Interworld - which I thoroughly enjoyed. And like Autumnal, many of your descriptors are my catnip. Will have to try to track this down.

Shock was a great read, and Joshua AC Newman I'm sure feels that it is complete in it's single volume. Not sure I'd call it perfect; and having read it, I'd want to consult some blogs and other resources to actually understand what's supposed to happen at the table. But it's got a cool vibe, and...

One of my favorites. Such a peaceful vibe.

Wow, The League is really struggling. I wish them well though.

When DW1e came out, there wasn't really anything around that had any nods at all to dungeons, but were less, I don't now, D&D-y. DW1e was the first to scratch the itch, but I think we can all say in the intervening 13~ years, we've all grown up some I hope DW2e will do well. But it has a MUCH...

Where can we go to follow you and Spencer discussing your design, if that's something you all are doing?

Will you read it naked? Or with an annotated version? Or perhaps you've read it before...?

I have no idea what you are talking about. Miracle on 34th street featuring a young Natalie Wood as the cynical child won over by a certain Mr. Kris Kringle (played by Edmund (Edwin?) Gwenn). Jimmy Carter was the peanut farmer. I think you are getting your Jimmies confused, as well as your...