Vote For The Most Anticipated Tabletop RPG Of 2020

It's time to start voting for your 10 Most Anticipated Tabletop RPGs for 2020! Nominations were taken over the last month, resulting in a list of nearly 60 games, and voting will remain open until Tuesday, January 14th.

You may vote for more than one game. To qualify, a game must be a standalone RPG, NOT a supplement, setting, adventure, sourcebook, expansion, or accessory, it must be currently scheduled for a 2020 release, and it must have received at least one nomination in the nomination stage. Last year's winner, Savage Worlds Adventure Edition, is pictured below.

PREVIOUS WINNERS

2013	13th Age
2015	Star Wars Force & Destiny
2016	Rifts for Savage Worlds
2017	Trudvang Chronicles
2018	Vampire The Masquerade 5th Edition
2019	Savage Worlds Adventure Edition

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FAQ

Why wasn't [my most anticipated RPG] nominated? Unfortunately, I have no insight into why you didn't nominate your most anticipated RPG. You can see the nomination thread here.

[A game] was nominated, but isn't in the poll. Double check it was nominated correctly (name, plus publisher name). Unfortunately, if it wasn't nominated correctly then it isn't eligible this year. Also check that the game isn't already available. If it was nominated correctly and I missed it somehow, let me know ASAP so I can add it.

 

[Morrus]

So, folks! The poll has closed! I will be collating the votes and writing a nice article with the results, which I hope to have done by the weekend. Thanks for nominating, and for voting! I can safely reveal that nobody got 0 votes.

 

[Ulfgeir]

Was the number of entries and votes more or less in line with previous votes? Will be interesting seeing the results.

 

[Broccli_Head]

The poll never worked for me. Oh well

 

[aramis erak]

I hope Dune is done right. There's been a lot of hit and miss with that IP over the years. A solid Dune RPG would be as good as spice!

There's been one legit attempt at an RPG... and they lost the license due to not knowing their contracts and how being bought would affect them.

There has been one really good unlicensed setting book. (For Burning Wheel.)

Given Modiphius modus operandi, The fluff is likely to be pretty good, the layout spectacular, and it's likely to use the 2d20 engine.

Whether that's good or not is arguable. IME/IMO, all in STA, the metacurrency economy is not good in 2d20. And there are some nifty ideas in each of their games.

Despite having found 2d20 not a system I like, I might pick up the Dune core anyway.

 

[Dave Thaumavore]

Despite having found 2d20 not a system I like, I might pick up the Dune core anyway.

Yeah, I thoroughly enjoyed their John Carter of Mars core rulebook even though I don't think the 2d20 engine is very playable, intuitive or fun. Like you said, if the fluff and setting info is good, along with some nice art, I'll buy it. Or at the very least I'll do a video of it.