The contests are OVER! Thanks very much to everyone for playing!

[Tyris Harmon]

I'm dying to play in a Midnight campaign. Of course I'm the only one with the books in my group. Which means I'll have to run it. Would really prefer to be a PC though.

 

[John Crichton]

Spycraft, please. I own almost all the books (except maybe one) and I ran it once. Very fun. I want more.

 

[trentonjoe]

I'd like to do Song of Ice and Fire ( or whatever it is called, it ahs been so long since I read them) game based on the george RR Martin book.

IF anyone is doing a PMemail game like that and needs one more please let me know!

I'd also Like to play in a pre-Time of troubles FR game

 

[Mirth]

I'd really like to play d20 Modern, but the one game I got in on, Morrus' PbP game died right as it began...

 

[Gilladian]

Nyambe. I have the rules, the module, and I'm dying to try it. But my players just look blank when I mention it. Urrrgh!

Gilladian

 

[DaveMage]

I'd really like to play the Homeworld 2 computer game.

*sigh*

 

[Nifelhein]

I wanted to play Oriental Adventures a while back, I gave players some options, OA, Monte's UA, Ravenloft or we could check whether Midnight got something good in it.

They wanted to try Midnight, I went in search of information on it and bought all the books by now, I fell in love with the setting by the time I read the first book and that resulted in my absurdly high number of posts at againsttheshadow.org, the highest of all.

I still want to play OA sometime, even more after I have seen the last samurai and am reading Musashi... I always loved oriental honor and flavour, but it seems I would not take any player too, what may make things a lot difficult.

 

[Ankh-Morpork Guard]

I'd like to try an Urban Arcana game...also I'd like to do things my own way and try out some D20 Dune.

 

[guedo79]

I'd like to play in the old basic D&D rule set.

 

[Jeremy Ackerman-Yost]

Arcana Unearthed and Oriental Adventures are books I'd love to build a game around, but the game I'm really hankering for is a Planescape game. I haven't had a dose of Planescape (outside of the CRPG, Torment, which was incredible) since high school.