It's Time To Vote For 2025's Most Anticipated TTRPGs!

As we do every year, it's time to vote for the most anticipated tabletop roleplaying game of the coming year! Here is last year's Top 10 (spoiler: the winner was Shadow of the Weird Wizard. Previous winners include 13th Age (2013), Star Wars Force & Destiny (2015), Rifts for Savage Worlds (2016), Trudvang Chronicles (2017), Vampire: the Masquerade 5th Edition (2018), Savage Worlds Adventure Edition (2019), Dune (2020 & 2021), Twilight 2000 (2021), Blade Runner (2022), Pendragon 6E (2023), and Shadow of the Weird Wizard (2024). What will be the most anticipated RPG of 2025?

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We took nominations. Now it's time to vote. What will be the most anticipated RPG of 2024? You can vote for up to 3 games. Voting will be open for 2 weeks, until January 2nd.

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Frequently Asked Questions

• Why isn't my favourite game nominated? Did you nominate it?
• Why isn't my nomination on the list? Check the nomination thread. If you made a valid nomination (name, link) and it's not in the poll, let me know ASAP so I can add it. The most common reasons for a game's nomination being invalid is because it's already available. Check DTRPG and the publisher's own website and make sure you can't already buy it there.
• Did I make a mistake? Almost certainly. If you spot a game on the list which doesn't qualify (usually because it's already available!) let me know so I can remove it.
• How does a game qualify? It must have been nominated by you in the nomination thread with a valid formatted nomination, it must be a standalone tabletop RPG (not a setting, adventure, supplement, etc.), and it's projected release date to the general public (not just Kickstarter backers) should be in 2025.

 

[Reynard]

I finally picked up Cities Without Number via the Bundle of Holding quick sale yesterday, and I am even more stoked for Ashes now.

 

[Muad'dib Pendragon]

Maybe it's just me, but with the site in dark mode it's difficult to see the checked boxes

 

[ngenius]

That is a ton. Wow! Personally, I will pick a childhood computer strategy game turned RPG from the Polish Team under Modiphus so "Heroes of Might and Magic" for me.

But just the sheer demographic magnitude of Brandon Sanderson's readers fanbase will likely earn Cosmere top win here like it did on Kickstarter. Followed by Terry Pratchett's vast reading fanbase.

 

[The Soloist]

In order:

• The Broken Empires
• Coriolis the Great Dark
• Exodus: The Travelers Handbook.

 

[JohnnyZemo]

I realize this is my own fault for not nominating it, but no Adventure Time RPG? Or is it not eligible for some reason?

 

[Morrus]

I realize this is my own fault for not nominating it

I always enjoy it when people answer their own questions.

 

[Aldarc]

I voted for Stonetop (and two others), but I definitely don't think that it has the hordes of fans that other games, particularly those for sequels and IPs, which tend to do much better in these polls.

 

[Velderan]

Prepping for my 2nd Starfinder 2e playtest session this Monday and looking forward to seeing the finished rules next year.

 

[Arilyn]

I voted for Stonetop (and two others), but I definitely don't think that it has the hordes of fans that other games, particularly those for sequels and IPs, which tend to do much better in these polls.

Another vote for Stonetop here. I've been waiting for this game to come out for a really long time! Hope 2025 is the year.