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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SSquirrel" data-source="post: 1403562" data-attributes="member: 5202">heh I refer to my house as the Home for Wayward Games...as I've had a friend donate all of his old RIFTS books (up thru England I think), another 3 milk crates worth of 2E stuff (made a small stack of stuff to get rid of, kept a bunch of spelljammer and such), anotehr friend gave me his old Ravenloft and Spelljammer stuff as he never plays anymore, another friend told me recently he was going to send me 2 gaming books he never plays.I have over 5 shelves full of D&D, White Wolf games, CoC (d20 and 20th anniversary green leather), Shadowrun, CP2020, loads of Dark Sun (still think the flipbooks were a weird module style), SAS, SLA Industries (I need to find anyone who can run that as well as my friend Jeff), etc etc.  Our current gaming group has been in a bit of turmoil lately so we decided to start doing 1 shots...Rebecca ran Vampire one weekend, 2 wknds later I ran an Aberrant one shot from the Worldwide Phase 2 book. (Amp Room scenario if you care)  Currently I'm plotting to spend 2 weekends running the 2 free AU adventures Monte provided on his website and at the same time working up ideas for a full on campaign of AU once I get Legacy of the Dragons (waiting for physical release in what..May?) and before then I'll also run a 1 shot or 2 of Everquest RPG.  Oh yeah and our friend Eric will be running some Paranoia in there at some point and Ginger may try her hand out at running CoC.My point is do the huge string of one shots.  Rotate DMs.  Avoid burning yourself and your players on one system (2+ years of nothing but 3E burned our group so we went back to Rolemaster which was quite fun) and along the way gague their interest in everything that gets played.  maybe someone will discover the DM spark and want to run their own campaign of something, maybe your players will find they love CP2020, whatever.  Try it all.  Try SLA Industries, it's a great game.I am a big fan of 4 Colors to Fantasy and need to print it out when I have money (see my thread on geting an OGC version of Unearthed Arcana it ruffled some feathers) b/c one day I was thinking a D&D setting using 4 Colors for rules to lay super powers into it all, d20 Mecha from the Polyhedron and the Gamma World stuff also from Polyhedron would be a very fun world.  Mutant trolls, mechs run by magic, kobolds that fly, turn into water and hypnotize dragons...whatever.  Maybe I just need to fall back to an old idea about a RIFTS or Secret Wars (80's Marvel comics miniseries) style world with lots of magic portals, things from all kinds of different d20 universes all together.  Jedi, droids, samurai, mutants, super heroes, mechs, Conan, better versions of Rangers, the kitchen sink..you name it it would be there.God I have to learn to stop rambling.  Heh.  I did just recently refind an old campaign idea where I stole Ogier from WoT, Jedi and droids from SWd20, renamed every class and race following a specific them I came up with and was having serious problems filing the serial numbers off of the Jedi heh.I need to go to sleep.  Hopefully you will figure out what you need to do to get past this.  if the answer ends up being to donate your gaming materials to a worthy soul, I nominate myself.  The Home for Wayward games will provide them with excellent company.Hagen</blockquote>

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