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Tabletops can't exist without communities. That's my favorite part of this particular branch of retail.

The name is a mere coincidence, btw.

This thread is really exciting to me as someone who plans to open a gaming store sometime in the next five years (PS - people in Western VA should get ahold of me, haha) The community aspect is just so exciting for me. My other secret is that I already have an OK income to live on.

Cool, thanks for sharing!

Make it more like the books than the movie, please. I think what makes John Carter cool is how superhuman he is. It's not just the setting, it's how effortless a pulp hero can act and how confident he can be. That'll be a huge challenge in making a game, but certainly a worthy one.

This sounds fantastic. What do you, or anyone who has experience with Numenera, think of its potential for online play? Is it streamlined enough for, say, a skype call?

There's a LOTR Risk that takes even longer than normal risk. Has interesting adventure components, too. I was just recently introduced to Talisman, billed as "the first adventure game." It's really really fun, but takes a good chunk out of your weekend. One time we thought we could play it...

That's a cool idea. I like that it's grown out of a non P&P RPG. I'll get started reading it and check back after that!