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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dumnbunny" data-source="post: 9341154" data-attributes="member: 66848">I have a few regular rulesets:<ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">RuneQuest: Roleplaying in Glorantha: RuneQuest 2e was my favourite system back in the day, and I still have a great deal of fondness for it. So I was very excited when I heard Chaosium was going back to 2e and building from there to create the newest edition of the game. The end result scratches every RuneQuest itch I have, while introducing new systems (like the rune ratings borrowed from Pendragon, another amazing system).</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Dungeon Crawl Classics RPG: I don't think I've ever had more fun running a game as I do running this one. It's also a blast to play. Whenever I've run demos at the LGS, I've always had a full table. The system is also infinitely hackable, as evidenced by the vast array of 3PP products.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">2d20: I backed the 2d20 Conan Kickstarter for PDFs only. It was my first introduction to 2d20, and while I've been a serious Conan aficionado since about 1980, I wasn't completely sold on this game, and going all it was expensive. On a whim I snagged a copy of the core book from the LGS (I like to occasionally make a purchase when I use a store's tables for gaming), and loved what I saw. So much so I contacted Modiphius and asked if I could pay to upgrade my backing level to get the physical books. Since then I've also picked up 2d20 John Carter of Mars and Dune, and just loved them.</li> </ul>I should probably add the main reason why I voted Very Satisfied. In fact it's almost backwards to say that I'm very satisfied with my regular ruleset(s). It would be more accurate to say that my regular ruleset(s) will only ever include systems with which I am very satisfied. I'm way too old to be wasting time running (or even playing, but especially running) games that don't excite me! So I don't. Simple as.</blockquote>

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