Hungry Like The Wolf
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I'm not going to play a single session of dnd. I'm going to lock all my dnd stuff away and play the mountain of games that I have accumulated over the years but haven't played because of dnd.
New Year rpg Resolutions
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ibldedibble
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Actually get my group together to play again... it's been SIX MONTHS (with one or two one-shot exceptions). 
That and finish some of the old campaigns I've started on... already removed a couple and mixed some together, I think I'm down to three campaigns I'm "working" on now.
That and finish some of the old campaigns I've started on... already removed a couple and mixed some together, I think I'm down to three campaigns I'm "working" on now.
Derulbaskul
Adventurer
I'm going to improve my DMing to be more responsive to player choice and to make NPCs come alive.
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PaulofCthulhu
Guest
To produce more direct offerings from YSDC, both physical and digital.
Maybe start playing Beyond the Mountains of Madness.
Maybe start playing Beyond the Mountains of Madness.
crazy_monkey1956
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Stick to my current plan of not starting a campaign until I have more than the beginning fleshed out (because I always lose steam and let the campaign die once the beginning is done otherwise).
Read every game book on my shelf...ok...start reading every game book on my shelf and finish some time next decade.
Find a way, some way, some how, to sit on the players' side of the screen for more than a single session.
Read every game book on my shelf...ok...start reading every game book on my shelf and finish some time next decade.
Find a way, some way, some how, to sit on the players' side of the screen for more than a single session.
Weregrognard
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Four resolutions this year, most of them w/ an "old-school" vibe:
1. DM an LFR game (Veteran DM, but kind of shy about DMing for total strangers)
2. Try out Castles & Crusades (likely with some old D&D modules)
3. Wean myself from WotC adventure design style for 4e games (seriously looking at Goodman Games' DDCs for inspiration)
4. Write up a homebrew setting (even if I don't get to run it)
1. DM an LFR game (Veteran DM, but kind of shy about DMing for total strangers)
2. Try out Castles & Crusades (likely with some old D&D modules)
3. Wean myself from WotC adventure design style for 4e games (seriously looking at Goodman Games' DDCs for inspiration)
4. Write up a homebrew setting (even if I don't get to run it)
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