Most Played FRPG of 2010

[RangerWickett]

4e
Homebrewed psuedo-4e
3.5 a few times
Warhammer 40k Rogue Trader (yes it's fantasy; there are demons in space)
Spirit of the Century

 

[Edgewood]

I ran my regular game of Pathfinder and had the chance to dabble with Battlestar Galactica RPG with a buddy of mine on-line. Other than that, I had a chance to play a rousing game of World in Flames (Not an RPG, I know, but I still played it...so there) and some sessions of Runebound.

 

[Dice4Hire]

On Poll:

3.5 and 4E but not essentials (should be broken up)

Off poll:

Deadlands original

 

[Henry]

I totally forgot that in addition to my nods to 4E and Pathfinder, I also played, literally ONE convention session, of a game ( I forget its name) based on the PDQ system, and one session of Savage Worlds. So, that's two more votes for "other" that I forgot.

 

[TheAuldGrump]

3.X
Pathfinder
Steampunk using Spycraft 2.0 and EN Publishing's Elements of Magic: Mythic Earth.

Ran a very little bit of Fantasy Craft, got pissed off with the narrowness of its gear system, went back to faking it with Spycraft 2.0. I really, really hate the gear system in Fantasy Craft, which is too bad, since I very much like it in almost every other way. Combat is interesting, classes are flexible, I can ignore the magic system and use Elements of Magic... but I can't get past the crappy gear system - it is just too inflexible, and too woven into other aspects of the game.

The Auld Grump, it was poisons that first made me want to kill something, and not in a good way....

 

[mach1.9pants]

4e, dragon age and other: CoC... surprised you missed BRP etc off the list

 

[Treebore]

I think Savage Worlds (with its fantasy supplement PDF) and EPICrpg are the only other fantasy RPG's I have played this year. I think everything else is classified as sci fi. Which would be Traveller, Dresden Files, Starblazers, CORTEX, Eclipse Phase, and Silhouette.

Was Dragon Age listed? I played that too.

I wanted to play Wild Talents 2E and Mutants and Masterminds 2E, but that never happened.

Plus Aces and Eights, my favorite RPG of the year, and at least the past decade. It has been unbelievably fun. Never, ever thought I would like the Western genre, let alone love it as much as I have finally come to love it with this RPG. So definitely my personal shocking surprise hit of the year. With the FATE system being a close second. Mouseguard would probably be my third.

Makes me want to try out Legends of Anglerre. Even so the majority of my gaming this year has been fantasy, but a real nice mix of others too.

 

[fireinthedust]

I am counting PbP games, as those are what I mostly do.

I do other systems, including Mutants & Masterminds, and Star Wars Saga Edition. Not Fantasy, of course, but they do take up time.

 

[Knightfall]

The closest I got to playing an RPG this year was the Ravenloft board game.

 

[Aus_Snow]

Pathfinder, other, other, and other.

Strange poll.