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Yeah, I think CoC would be more your cuppa. Give Harlem Unbound and Cthulhu Britannica a look, I'm certain you'll find those interesting.

Exactly what I was hoping it would be. Definitely picking up, now.

I think "Jazz Age Slice-of-Life/Adventure-Comedy" will be the best descriptor, here.

Oh, this looks charming. I'll definitely be picking this up, eventually.

I wouldn't mind a figure of... Oh, what was her name. She was a cleric NPC in one of the EARLY intro adventures, mayor's daughter, tragically dies by the end... Oh, what was it...? AH-HA! ALEENA! She's been my go-to image of a Cleric for a while.

And here I am, waiting for Gaslight, Dreamlands, Britannica, and World War Cthulhu 7th Edition... Oh well. Enjoy... whatever RuneQuest entails, folks. I need to actually read that Starter Set I got last month...

That and the fact that Eberron has TWELVE (used to be thirteen) moons. There is rarely a time when at least one of them ISN'T full.

Same setting as BOTH TANNIS and Tapes. Actually didn't realize ALL three were connected.

First Old Gods of Appalachia and now Magnus? What's next, TANIS? The Black Tapes? Night Vale?!

In terms of proper Churches: The Silver Flame. Always nice to have a major faith actually HELP the people. Plus, they're one of the few churches in the setting who can actually back their dogma up with some observable evidence. In terms of specific Deities: Murlynd: the White Paladin. Divine...

I wouldn't mind seeing them take another shot a Tracy. But I'm a Throwback Radio Drama nut (Dark Adventure Radio Theater, Thrilling Adventure Hour, Decoder Ring Theater, Batman: The Audio Adventures, Juno Steel) whose favorite childhood (pre-Harry Potter) films were Tracy, Annie, and Roger...

I've never played in Dark Sun. But, given what I've absorbed from the Net over the years, the image I get is a "best of" blend of Zothique, Barsoom, Hyborea, and Mad Max's Australia.

Here's an RPG I found, recently. Spittlewick's: A Witchy RPG. Here, the school has SIX houses and is explicitly all-inclusive. Honestly, it looks cute, I need to give it a through readthrough.

Aw, these Monster Ranger books look like if Field Notes published an RPG 'zine. Which wouldn't be without precedent, FN has done some 5E accessories. Definitely keeping this charming game on my radar.

I would've said Obsidian with Pillars of Eternity.

A common accessory, I've noticed. The Deck of Fate, GF9's 5E Spell Cards (when those were a thing), Hitpoint Press' 5E spell/monster/item cards (however long those last), Cypher System's various decks, I think CoC had them for a bit...