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Message: <blockquote data-quote="scourger" data-source="post: 2658992" data-attributes="member: 12328">Luckily, the shelf only holds 1 stand-alone roleplaying game that I haven't played:Conan RPG (TSR c. 1985, not the OGL version, which is on the shelf and in which I had an unfortunate experience playing).  I would love to run CN 3 Conan Triumphant, using Savage Worlds.  I would probably use some of the material from the boxed set RPG (like price lists), so it may not be total wash.  Plus, I got them both as gifts; so it's a little easier to take not playing it.  Well, that and the 20-year old clunky mechanics.  I do have many d20 games unplayed on the shelf, but I don't really count them since they are not stand-alone games.  The list includes every d20 mini-game published on the Polyhedron side of Dungeon except Gamma World (which is brilliant and one of only 2 d20 games I would love to run right now!); maybe 8-10 games there.  Also, all the Horizons line except Spellslinger (a great western d20 variant) are unplayed; 4 games there.  I would like to do Grimm & Redline, but Mechamorphosis & Virtual are too out there for me.  FFG has put them all on slae as a bundle which is a good deal for anyone reading this thread and thinking about picking up new games.  The shelf holds Alternity Gamma World, but I count it as run since I ran the adventures in that book using the aforementioned Omega World rules.  That was a great little campaign.Now, I do have a bag of RPG stuff I've been meaning to eliminate.  It includes GURPS Prime Directive and the latest Star Trek game that I traded into when I was very excited about Prime Directive d20.  I never intended to run those games, so I don't count them.  I just read them for flavor.  I skipped all the rules.  The other people in my group are not interested in playing a Star Trrek game, so I never got PD20 either.  I can't remember how many games I've gotten rid of.  The bookshlef still has more games than I'll ever run, and there are so many more out there.</blockquote>

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