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After my experiences with Mongoose (there are about 3m of Mongoose books in my shelfs) I will definitely wait for a 2nd Edition/Printing of the "New Traveller".

Played the german version (which has a lot more background material - part of it quite useless) - it's a very railroady campaign (not only because of the train, of course) - a lot logical gaps - a lot of work to do to run it smoothly, but it still was a great experience and took us some years to...

1 - Traveller (Mongoose/13Mann or classic - don't know if 5e is worth a try) 2 - Spacemaster (Privateers or II) 3 - Transhuman Space (and GURPS SPACE in general) 4 - Eclipse Phase (bäm!) 5 - Mindjammer (great book! Worth every cent)

Hell, yes! Though I play twice a week in my several campaigns, I still have a LOT more RPGs than I will ever be able to play - no matter how old I am going to be. But still I buy new ones, a lot old ones, finish my collections, love it to search old books for ideas or new ones for newer ideas...

One of the many new Pathfinder books (Mythic something), a copy (my third) of the 2nd Edition of MERP (we start a new campaign soon) and some weirdo old avalon hill time travel rpg I found on ebay.

I am currently in a similar situation - *1,5. I want to introduce some colleagues from work to roleplaying. "Lord of the Rings" and "Hobbit" it is, so I had to choose between the Tolkienesque games on my shelves: MERP, LotR or TOR And - although I know that most of you will disagree here - i...

In my groups it only works with a schedule. I have two every-14-days groups - Castles & Crusades and Call Of Cthulhu - and two every-4-weeks groups Traveller Tripwire and Traveller Skyraiders. We play usually wed, thu or fri 8pm to midnight - though four times a year we use a long saturday for...

What about media mail?

International Shipping kills every idea of supporting them.

The first critics were very mixed (f.i. on google+) so I guess I stay with Mongoose, which runs really smooth.

Imo you can play everything with Traveller - an easy, adaptable, fast SF RPG without levels or a usual class structure but with an old-but-still-innovative-and-funcharacter building process.

http://blog.atlas-games.com/2013/02/ars-magica-4th-edition-clearance.html Ars Magica 4, 13 books - $55 ($130 for europe)

I have a large room full of RPG - more than most/all rpg shops I ever visited. I try to get all books for an RPG, no matter how old or rare it is. I collect since the 80s.

I am a roleplayer since 1984 - so about 1482 weeks (I started in summer) - we play every week, sometimes twice - but holidays, illness, work-trouble reduce the amount, so I estimate between 1000 and 1200 games. With a minimum of 4 hours and a maximum of 10 hours, my careful guess is 5000 hours...

Castles & Crusades or Dungeon Crawl Classics - Main difference imo is the magic system - C&C is more standard D&D-like, DCC has some very interesting but new ideas when it comes to casting, a bit Rolemasteresque I think

Peugeot does this with great success - the sell their Peugeot 207 AND the pre-model 206 at the same time - the 206 cheaper than before, which is possible I guess because all presses and manufacturing are beyond their break-even-point. La gamme Peugeot

+ Rolemaster Fantasy + Eclipse Phase + Earthdawn + Trail of Cthulhu

GURPS german is metric, most other german translations I know are metric, though I play most of my games using the english books. I don't think anyone would accept a non-metric game here in germany - there are not many who can "translate" feet, inch and miles to metric "on the fly".

KenzerCo's Kalamar City Map Folio - a book full of city maps and of course the Citybooks 1 to 7 (I guess, there were 7) plus "Maps Cities" from the same company (there is an ebay auction in the US right now with this book). Catalyst

yeah! Midgard (the german RPG) rocks!