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another vote for Spycraft 2.0, it can handle almost any genre thrown at it, and as mentioned there's a very active community at their website www.crafty-games.com

I'll recommend Traveller as well, but I'll also toss out the Star Drive setting for the oop Alternity game engine. There was always something about that setting that I liked, and even though I sold off the Alternity books I kept the Star Drive stuff.

I really wouldn't say that they are unhappy with them. They just listen to their fan base and realized there might be need for a smaller toolkit for the gear system. I like the gear system just fine, and the players don't seem to mind it, but it will be nice to have some variants b/c like the...

I would agree with this it just looks intimidating, but once you start using it, it's surprising how little of it you actually need in play, that whole 80/20 rule you know :)

Mordenkainen's Fantastic Adventure I thought about what I wanted to do for a while and decided that I'll be running A&D WG5 Mordenkainen's Fantastic Adventure w/ the pre-gen characters in the back of Mordenkainen, Yrag, Bigby, and Riggby for a few members of the old group who remember Gary...

If anyone is a fan of Turok Son of Stone. I can recommend the new dvd cartoon. Very good, faithful to the original Dell stuff, none of that modern cybernetic dinosaur crap. I do caution you that if you have small children that it is violent and bloody. My g/f came in the room while I was...

put me in the camp for not switching for many of the reasons already listed. i like the fluff of the revamped setting, but the mechanics i've seen so far for 4e leave me flat. my friends all can't believe i'm not going to be upgrading, b/c i've always been the one to lead the change among us...

i would recommend Arkham Horror and it's expansions, Tannhauser, Tide of Iron, Robo Rally as some our groups favorite board games, and our all time favorite card game Killer Bunnies.

Just finished REH's Almuric, about 3/4 the way through the Complete Cal Macdonald stories by Steve Niles, and getting ready to start REH's Beyond the Black River the Weird Works of REH #07.

Thanks, though the collection still includes another smaller shelf of about 20-25 crates or so not pictured that are scattered around the house next to the bed side, at the desk, and other spots. @ Olaf the Stout - yea they are milk crates. back in my youth i acquired some for my gaming stuff...

you could always go the other poor man route like i did for my gaming library. i've used this method for years b/c it's easy to transport or move when you change houses or apartments. i've had friends and family members give me these things all the time over the years. put some planking in...

i got them, the glow in the dark ones. i love them. see this thread http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=217433

i ordered mine from the local game store where i work. most game stores should be able to get them b/c alliance game distributors carries them. if you don't have a local game store you should be able to get them online from a number of e-tailers or direct from the manufacturer...

i have a set of their glow in the dark call of cthulhu dice, very nice.

you forgot in the PDF only section: Fragile Minds a cosmic horror toolkit (http://www.crafty-games.com/node/422) Spellbound vol. 1 The Channeler adding magic to the modern world (http://www.crafty-games.com/node/49) Most Wanted (in print as well) collection of bad guys New Glory Naval Base a...

My favorite is Spycraft 2.0. followed by Conan, Thieves World, and Arcana Evolved.

i like witchhunter robin. it's more of a cop/drama show dealing w/ witches, than outright horror.

Assassin's Mountain for the Al-Qadim setting details the assassin's guild of Zkhara. I think you can find it on RPGnow or other sites like it.

if you haven't heard yet the Crafty Seminar from Gen Con is available on Youtube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTyI1vyVu18