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Did you finish Crete?

If only we led the horse to MORE water.

Please continue! I liked this one.

Impossible! You're the GM, not a force of nature. Your responses are still choices. Rather:

I am completely on the opposite side of those who say “Make a simplistic, idiot-proof game.” You wrote three detailed, interesting paragraphs with concrete examples. You clearly put a lot of effort into your writing and creative pursuits. Your players aren’t capable of matching you. They can...

C+. Nobody runs it, but they made an Alpha Centauri book.

Can't believe ya'll misspelling the D-O-Double-G.

96% off bundle? Yowza.

Thanks for it all, NMC!

I love Fate; I think Fate is great for general stories and ones of indefinite length. In games that you wanna run for a long time without players increasing in power, it’s very hard to do in d20 but trivial in fate. Lateral change is easy. The free codexes, the boatloads of original...

On Air sounds fun!

Phew!

My spirit of 77 games were weekly, so I would be puttering around. I used Discord to share footage of 1970s commercials, to get people in the mood. Players really liked this. My weekly Discord Sunday game starts officially at 2, with some players consistently early, and one or two almost always...

Good luck, Framingham rules.

Get nutty with it!

I've only done L5R one-shots. 18 months is enough for a true epic.

They cost $169 a box, so it feels like a hard flip.

I just can’t play slow combat systems anymore. Saps my focus. I run weekly games* with whoever shows up, so we have a few recurring players but almost always someone new or who hasn’t played in a while. 4 hours a week with two breaks, ~three set pieces. Adventure of the Week is a great format...

Good news, this is the free starting adventure for spirit of 77! https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/TabletopGame/SpiritOfSeventySeven

All of your initial criteria might be true, but none of them define a main character. The main character of a story is often the one with the most screen time. But they are defined by the fact that they change in reaction to the world. (Or if they don’t, they are tragic protagonists, like Don...