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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fyrestryke" data-source="post: 1559281" data-attributes="member: 4809">Well, I, myself, prefer long campaigns and long running characters.  But, I love trying new things, playing other games, seeing if elements of all the good games can be incorporated together to create one uber game.  But that's just me, I suppose.  I still say that if we could find the perfect mix of Inzeladun/DND/Conan RPG/Cthulhu, we'd have the best RPG system ever.I love using Saturdays to try different things out.  Take Cthulhu for instance.  The more I play it, the more I like it.  When I first played it, I wasn't too thrilled with it, but it grew on me.  I love the dark/mysterious aspect, but I wasn't really enjoying it fully.  I enjoyed the way Vince and Bob ran those two first games and I had a great time, but it didn't feel like my 'cup of tea'.  The third installment with Bob was more awesome than the first.  I still can't put my finger on it, but there's just something that Cthulhu lacks when compared to DND or Conan.  I do feel that if we play Cthulhu in the "wild west", I'll like it even more than the previous times.We may end up playing things like Judge Dredd only one time, but I would rather give it a shot than never even check it out.Like the rules from Unearthed Arcana.  We used some of them on Saturday and everyone had a great time.  We decided after playing with one of the rules for awhile (Vitality and Wound Points) that it had its good points and bad points and decided not to use that variant in the next game.I like a little variety and sure don't mind playing one shot adventures.  Just getting together with my buddies and playing games is good enough for me.Is that what you were looking for or did I get off track?</blockquote>

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