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MAN! That was quick! Okay. I'll take an afternoon slot (they seem to be free). I'm running a Dark*Matter game. I'm torn between using d20 Modern rules or Alternity rules. I think I'd prefer to run Alternity, just to be strange and different, though if there are tremendous objections, I can...

Freedom's not too far off, so I'll have to give you a holler when I've plotted my master escape. :)

Agreed. I'd play in a regular group with any of you fine folks. Except that MarkCMG guy...what a jerkfac....errr... ;) :p

You know, I actually kinda like the name Trev. I think it works for me. Good chance I'll name a kid of mine Trev. It's Jason, by the way, but you know what, I like Trev just fine--it's what my cake said at the gameday immediately after I graduated high school. :D Been an honor to share many...

Wha? Why? I have no idea what you're talking about! *sound lance, close wounds, RUN*

I'd like to nominate Creative Mountain Games. Mark's an incredibly active poster here on ENWorld, and maintains a useful website of his own and has some great products out there.

I still have Ginny's sheet. Harry Potter and the Electronic Device of Unknown Origin Returns

Another great Gameday come and gone already. Huge thanks to our gracious hosts--I left a large chunk of my last paycheck in your store. :) Big props to Buzz for organizing this MASSIVE gameday (what a turnout!). Many thanks to all of the GMs, but especially barendd and sqwonk, and pbartender...

Huge bummer, man. At least you can feel good at knowing that you've at least reminded me to do a bunch of backing up, if not even more people who've read the thread.

I finally saw a copy in my local Barnes and Noble and flipped through it. Not having ever played any other SW games, West End or d20, how exactly is it different? Is it just like... a streamlined rules set based on d20?

While I might toss that into my D&D game the next time there's a few complicated actions going on, that's not quite the same--Alternity had basically three types of positive outcomes on skill checks: ordinary, good, and amazing (I think those were the descriptors), and getting a different...

Rob, that's AWESOME. And of course this is all for naught as I've found out one of my players isn't really even into Dark*Matter-esque genres. Someday, I'll find a group. Someday. lol.

Maybe I will just go out and buy the d20 book. It is less work to learn, and I'm sure I could figure out some sort of "degree of success" thing that'd work to my liking for D20. Alternity does seem like a fun system, though. I guess it really all depends on my players. But since I'm...

Running Barrow right now with my group. Regardless of the sequel, it'd stand fine on its own--there's really no obligation to delve deeper into the mystery, and the first one is a pretty fun dungeon crawl.

I've been itching to run a Dark*Matter game for years, and might actually have a chance to this summer. I'm confused as to what to do, however, especiallly after the recent thread on Alternity and OOP games, and reading through my original copy of Dark*Matter (Alternity rules). I suppose it's...

HOLY SIGNUPS BATMAN! Wow. Okay. That really did fill things up. I guess my post above stands. If someone drops out of cthulhu in the next few days, i'd like to switch over to that, if that's allowed, but i don't want to do a whole lot of last minute switching, so unless it's soon-like, keep...

Let's see. Things are filling up quick. Cthulhu, and if that somehow got filled up, then gimme Gamma World.

buzz, please sign me up for barendd's D&D game in the morning, breakfast in slot zero, annnd. I'm gonna get back to you on the second slot. There's a lot I want to play!

O.O How the hell did I miss that? Mark, that mapper thing is genius! Ever so much easier than playing around with the tiles. Thank ye! Everyone else--great suggestions, I'll have to head out tomorrow and see if I can pick anything up.

Wow! I got beaten to the punch by a bunch of posters. These are neat ideas, thanks folks, keep 'em coming.