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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Macbeth" data-source="post: 1765166" data-attributes="member: 11259">I have to agree with the general opinion so far: Gaming Group, with a D&D preference. As for the above ideas...Feng Shui: Always wanted to play this, but I've never so much as seen the rules.Spellslinger, Virtual: not really familiar with these, but that's no reason no to play.Grimm: I'd like to play this, especially given that it's supposed to have a good low-power system.d20 Future, d20 Modern: I'd be up for either of these, and I have expereince with d20 Modern. I'm looking to buy Future soon, so this sounds cool.Call of Cthuhlu: I play this almost every time I'm back in Cruces. If we play it too, I may just have to finally buy the rulebook (I've been meaning to for a while).Ravenloft: I actually own the setting book, and ran a couple of Ravenloft adventures. Another good idea.Paranoia: I just saw the new Paranoia XP ruleset in Socorro's gaming shop (which I actaully decided to visit, even though it isn't usually very good), and it interested me enough that I read some reviews, and now I'm thinking of buying it. If we do plan a few sessions of Paranoia, I may pick it up.Cyberpunk: Depends on the exact system, but sounds like fun.And let me suggest some more things we could play (and I also wouldn't mind running a one shot sometime, if nobody objects. The below are all things I could run):Spycraft - d20 Spy action, a great system.GURPS (3e or 4e) - Any genre, though my top choices would be Discworld (from Terry Pratchett's books) or Reign of Steel (post-apoctalyptic robot horror, with a high body count).Skull and Bones - d20 low magic pirates. I even have a plot in mind.Mutants and Masterminds - Superheros. Possibly a low powered minadventure, or pretty much any other comics genre.d20 Mecha - Big robot battles, with more of a grim-and-gritty feel then an anime feel.</blockquote>

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