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<blockquote data-quote="Yaztromo" data-source="post: 7721696" data-attributes="member: 6786253">Like everybody, I have to put on the top my very first games as a kid (yes, the Red Box)! the very irst was the Palace of the Silver Princess, followed soon by the super classic B-series adventures and, a bit later, by super classic X-series, such as Curse of Xanathon and Castle Amber...Then I have to place very high in the list The Talons of Night and, even more, Where Chaos Reigns, that really amazed me!Later on, at university, I run a homebrew campaign based on Galaxy Express 999 setting, where I involved absolute beginners for RPG and I still cherish that!I loved being involved (marginally) in the Numenera playtesting before its publication - great experience!I run more recently a few homebrew adventures on Calidar, using Advanced Fighting Fantasy ruleset, as Calidar is a rule agnostic setting and at least in a couple of occasions it was great! Once with the characters being space Rhino-men on a small planetoid that was actually a spaceship (Numenera-style) and another time with a story line that moved somehow from post-apocalypse similar to Gamma World, to pseudo-Mad Max, to Fremen (Dune) motives...Recently I also run various Savage Worlds (Ultima Forsan) games that really fullfilled me.Last but not least I run a few times more recently a short campaign of Advanced Fighting Fantasy / Stellar Adventures / homebrew Lovecraftian space fantasy where the characters can rise to a demi-god status and run a kind of &quot;reverse-Chtulu&quot;, where you infiltrate worlds of unspeakable horror (and you are the unspeakable horror for them!)So difficult to pick one above all the others... <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Yaztromo, post: 7721696, member: 6786253"] Like everybody, I have to put on the top my very first games as a kid (yes, the Red Box)! the very irst was the Palace of the Silver Princess, followed soon by the super classic B-series adventures and, a bit later, by super classic X-series, such as Curse of Xanathon and Castle Amber... Then I have to place very high in the list The Talons of Night and, even more, Where Chaos Reigns, that really amazed me! Later on, at university, I run a homebrew campaign based on Galaxy Express 999 setting, where I involved absolute beginners for RPG and I still cherish that! I loved being involved (marginally) in the Numenera playtesting before its publication - great experience! I run more recently a few homebrew adventures on Calidar, using Advanced Fighting Fantasy ruleset, as Calidar is a rule agnostic setting and at least in a couple of occasions it was great! Once with the characters being space Rhino-men on a small planetoid that was actually a spaceship (Numenera-style) and another time with a story line that moved somehow from post-apocalypse similar to Gamma World, to pseudo-Mad Max, to Fremen (Dune) motives... Recently I also run various Savage Worlds (Ultima Forsan) games that really fullfilled me. Last but not least I run a few times more recently a short campaign of Advanced Fighting Fantasy / Stellar Adventures / homebrew Lovecraftian space fantasy where the characters can rise to a demi-god status and run a kind of "reverse-Chtulu", where you infiltrate worlds of unspeakable horror (and you are the unspeakable horror for them!) So difficult to pick one above all the others... :) [/QUOTE]

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