What are your RPG plans for 2022?
- Thread starter Mezuka
- Start date
Finish the two campaigns my group is currently on - I'm playing in both, which is unusual.
Prepare a TOR campaign that I'll offer to run to replace one of those when they reach a suitable finishing point - which should certainly happen in the next few months for our Forbidden Lands game.
Finish writing and testing a project I'm working on for Runequest: Glorantha. If it comes out this year - unlikely though that it - it'll be on the Jonstown Compendium and my first paid RPG work since the 1980s.
Prepare a TOR campaign that I'll offer to run to replace one of those when they reach a suitable finishing point - which should certainly happen in the next few months for our Forbidden Lands game.
Finish writing and testing a project I'm working on for Runequest: Glorantha. If it comes out this year - unlikely though that it - it'll be on the Jonstown Compendium and my first paid RPG work since the 1980s.
Nikosandros
Golden Procrastinator
The main challenge for this year will be balancing the time for gaming with completing my research and writing my PhD thesis (I'm on a leave from teaching which will expire in about a year).
I'm planning to finish my extended Dragon Heist remix in a couple of months.
I will keep running my Saltmarsh campaign (maybe alternating every now and then with some OSE).
I will keep playing in a somewhat sporadic Scum 'n' Glory game (our schedules align poorly).
If RMU (the new edition of Rolemaster) does finally come out, I'd like to run or play a one-shot game.
EDIT: I forgot the very slow moving PBEM AD&D1e game in which I play. We started in 2007 and it is still going on!
I'm planning to finish my extended Dragon Heist remix in a couple of months.
I will keep running my Saltmarsh campaign (maybe alternating every now and then with some OSE).
I will keep playing in a somewhat sporadic Scum 'n' Glory game (our schedules align poorly).
If RMU (the new edition of Rolemaster) does finally come out, I'd like to run or play a one-shot game.
EDIT: I forgot the very slow moving PBEM AD&D1e game in which I play. We started in 2007 and it is still going on!
Argyle King
Legend
"Delvers to Grow" provided an easy-to-understand and easy-to-use product for Dungeon Fantasy which helped to make character creation better for members of my group who are intimidated by learning new games, while also retaining the flexibility of GURPS.
Combined with the setting materials he has, it provides a good entry into a game system I enjoy which helps teach the system to others using a format they're more familiar with (due to a resemblance to how games like Pathfinder or D&D are organized).
Nordlond Bestiary and Enemies Book
A bestiary and enemies book for the Dungeon Fantasy RPG (Powered by GURPS).
Jacob Lewis
Ye Olde GM
I am out of games and out of groups to play with unless this pandemic goes away. So I've decided to take advantage of this hiatus to reignite my own little 4th Edition Renaissance. (I guess it's like the OSR movement, but with more tactics and controversy!) I've already got the ball going with a few projects that began with the following:
- Monster Stat Blocks using Excel 2021 and OneNote
- Getting my hands on a new copy of Madness at Gardmore Abbey
- Discovering the original plans for a bigger version of Reavers of Harkenwold
- And beginning my own project to revise the adventure, starting with expanding The Iron Circle
- Creating more workbooks with OneNote
- Building (and running?) a Heroic-tier campaign
- Designing a better game system based on 4th Edition D&D.
My plans are all about reduction.
- Reduce number of games I buy
- Reduce my Kickstarter support
- Reduce the number of games on my shelves
Sorry to hear that! You're a fun DM!
Jacob Lewis
Ye Olde GM
Thank you! That's always nice to hear.
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