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<blockquote data-quote="aramis erak" data-source="post: 7798450" data-attributes="member: 6779310">I should also note - My daughter and I are the only GMs routinely running something other than D&amp;D 5E at our FLGS. Everyone else running non-D&amp;D does so as a home game, and plays or runs D&amp;D at the store. Most of the home games are also D&amp;D or PF... albeit not all 5E. I know there's one PF2 game, at least 1 PF1 game, 1 D&amp;D4 game, and a bunch of D&amp;D 5 games. THere's a Tales of the Loop group, a Mongoose Traveller 1E group, and, in the last 2 years, I can add somoene's playtest of their own game, a campaign of Dresden Files (I played in that one), and at least two starfinder campaigns.&nbsp; Oh, and one L5R 4E game from someone who apparently&nbsp; thinks L5R5 and 3 both sucked...Those are just the ones I'm hearing about... Being a college town, games tend to change at semester breaks. Most of the GM's tend to be local. The newest GM at the store, after 3 weeks with a LOT of tweens and teens at her table, just left for college... enthusiastic about having been able to run a game that was fun and engaging. She was running D&amp;D.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aramis erak, post: 7798450, member: 6779310"] I should also note - My daughter and I are the [I]only [/I]GMs routinely running something other than D&D 5E at our FLGS. Everyone else running non-D&D does so as a home game, and plays or runs D&D at the store. Most of the home games are also D&D or PF... albeit not all 5E. I know there's one PF2 game, at least 1 PF1 game, 1 D&D4 game, and a bunch of D&D 5 games. THere's a Tales of the Loop group, a Mongoose Traveller 1E group, and, in the last 2 years, I can add somoene's playtest of their own game, a campaign of Dresden Files (I played in that one), and at least two starfinder campaigns. Oh, and one L5R 4E game from someone who apparently thinks L5R5 and 3 both sucked...Those are just the ones I'm hearing about... Being a college town, games tend to change at semester breaks. Most of the GM's tend to be local. The newest GM at the store, after 3 weeks with a LOT of tweens and teens at her table, just left for college... enthusiastic about having been able to run a game that was fun and engaging. She was running D&D. [/QUOTE]

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