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It's pretty much an RPGnet darling, but with very good reason; the thing just sings at the table. I'm slowly putting together a few ideas for it (especially a Roman Republic campaign) and I love how the dice work. I ran a Star Wars campaign before and really like how the system moves. In fact...

I'll be 42 in 5 weeks. Been gaming since '86 I think, started with Red and Blue Box, but quickly moved to AD&D, then to 2nd, which was my most played version of D&D. Played a ton of games since, including a bit of 3.0 and a reading of PF. Now back to D&D with 5e, and running my first D&D...

For me it's Classic Traveller - I love the simplicity, the vibe in that game of "go out and play!" and even the goofy rules that rely on a lot of GM fiat to make it run smooth. A close second is GURPS 4e - let's me make whatever sort of game I want, from licensed games to whatever junk is...

I'm a big GURPS fan who has recently started to read d20 stuff (in this case, Modern, Future, and Past, natch). Templates are a good thing, especially as it speeds up character generation, or lets you give the PCs stuff you think they need. For example, I did a Constantine-esque/Cyberpunk thing...

Well, that was a time in my life when I shied away from complex systems. Nowadays, I just finished running GURPS and reading HERO before deciding on BW for my Star Wars game (and BW, with all its forge-ie aspects is a crunchy game). With my love of crunch renewed, I'm sort of hoping I'll dig D20...

Posted this on RPG.net, but thought I might get a better response here: Okay, here's the deal. My wife got me these three books. I've been playing and GMing other things so I've only skimmed through, not really read them. So, I'm in the midst of planning a Star Wars campaign (gonna use Buring...