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Also onboard for Outgunned Adventure (since day 1). While I like Broken Compass a bit better in terms of rules design than Outgunned, it seems CMON, who now own it, basically do nothing with it. And as far as I can tell, Outgunned Adventure will come close enough that it should run similarly...

Depending on how close to D&D it needs to be, Savage Worlds, either with Fantasy Companion or Savage Pathfinder might be an option. It would still rank it mid-crunch, but grid-based combat is at least an option (we typically play ToTM when we play Savage Worlds, but the rules for grid-based...

Not quite sure what to vote here. I have played a bit of AD&D2e when it was current, but I have played significantly more 3e and 5e. I am no longer playing WotC D&D versions, and I do play OSR games from time to time. Yet they are just part of a larger set of options and I don’t play OSR...

Depends a bit on specific version of D&D - in 3e or 5e, only time, rests, special equipment and major spell components receive attention. In B/X (or similar things like Forbidden Lands), rations, water, torches and encumbrance get tracked, too. However, I do prefer alternative rules with...

Yes, there's a Sci-fi plot in the background. In doesn't really surface for most of the game, though (at least not for part 4 and 5, which I played most). And I think the Sci-fi elements are absent from Heroes of Might and Magic. Still I'm not exactly sure what I should expect from a HoMM TTRPG...

It's a bit hard because memories of the first games are already vague, but let's try: Civilization 2 wins the top spot for me, because it falls into the era in which I feel in love with the series, but was quite a bit more polished than 1. Civilization 5 gets the next position because it tried...

Rules-wise, I'm not so sure. So, yes, if was forced to only play D&D and then only a single edition, I might go with 3e (which I played most), but that would immediately trigger a lot of hacking and the result would no longer be recognizable as 3e. And you would probably find a fair amount of...

I think the original plan was a setting book, but they changed their mind before launching the Kickstarter and now it will be stand-alone.

Or do something like Flatland Games' Grizzled Adventurers about some greybeard adventurers dusting off their equipment for "one last dungeon crawl".

My estimation this morning was 100 to 200, so I voted 100+. Doing a bit of inventory here to see how accurate that estimation is: 2 sets of Forbidden Lands dice, each consisting of 12 dice -> 24 2 sets of Broken Compass dice, each consistent of 9 dice -> 18 2 sets of DCC dice, each consisting...

Also, these guys:

Was about to bring crackers, specifically these here: