Which of these games have you been wanting to play?

[Voadam]

If it was from my list of owned rpgs I'd add Arcana Unearthed, Iron Heroes, and Wheel of Time (Though I'm not sure AU or WoT are still in print).

I'd enjoy playing a ftf Hackmaster or C&C even though I don't have the rules, familiarity with old edition D&D would be close enough with a good DM ftf I'd think.

Conan maybe, similar to HM and C&C though I think the combat changes I read about might make it less familiar and a little more mechanically cumbersome, thus less appealing.

d20 Modern with magic would be fun so I put down D20 UA even though I'd be going off srd and D&D familiarity for the most part.

A good CoC one shot would probably be fun and 6e probably is not that different from 4e which I have or the basic brp Elric! book.

Shadowrun, Paranoia, WFRP, old edition familiarity and fun past experiences means I should generally have put a yes instead of no here.

Witchcraft, maybe. I've got the free pdf, but never read it. Would be a lot of work to get up to speed I think.

3.5 definitely.

Iron Kingdoms, pass but might try it. D&D with guns is not really my cup of tea.

 

[jeff37923]

I don't see Traveller on the list anywhere.

 

[Jack of Shadows]

Babylon 5 and Serenity are two more that are not listed but are in print.

Jack.

 

[Templeton580]

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[Knightfall]

I voted for Conan, d20 Modern: Future, Iron Kingdoms, and Mutants & Masterminds 2e.

Also, I'm interested in the following, from the secondary list:

Runequest (for Lankhmar)
Spycraft 2.0 (maybe)
Traveller D20
d20 Dark*Matter

Also, I want to get my hands on the Castlemorn setting, as well as try out the Violet Dawn campaign setting from The Inner Circle.

KF72

 

[DMH]

There is a big difference between want to and willing. I want to play Transhuman Space. I am willing to play d20 Future and Iron Kingdoms.

 

[w_earle_wheeler]

Savage Worlds!

Everyone should try it twice.

I played in a great Savage Worlds game at Dragon*Con. It's one of the new RPGs I'd probably be willing to pick up. Even though I wasn't impressed by the book (I thought it was slightly overpriced and had a horrible layout), I was so impressed by the game I played that I want to give it a chance.

 

[RFisher]

Lejendary Adventures (if I'm remembering correctly) has WAY too complicated character generation for a one shot.

Which is sad because, if I'm remembering correctly, it could be simplified a lot without really changing anything. (Like the way (A+B)C=(X-B)/C could be simplified.)

 

[Lalato]

I really, really want to play Thieves' World!

--sam

 

[scourger]

I played in a great Savage Worlds game at Dragon*Con. It's one of the new RPGs I'd probably be willing to pick up. Even though I wasn't impressed by the book (I thought it was slightly overpriced and had a horrible layout), I was so impressed by the game I played that I want to give it a chance.

Savage Worlds is great fun. It would be easy to switch games/GMs/genres from week to week, too.

From the list, I selected Warhammer FRP 2e because I'm running it now for my weekly group. All the mooks (extras) have zero wounds and are subject to sudden death criticals, though. These changes make it more like Savage Worlds in terms of shifting the balance of power in favor of the players and reducing my bookkeeping work. I'm using the module Karak Azgal. What could be better than exploring dwarfen ruins full of danger & treasure? It's fun.