Can you do a video of mini figs/monsters/paints you like or prefer? You got this!

My advice is to talk about something that you have been playing lately (or that you want to play). I'm still on my Mage game but I think I have managed to cram a game of Blades in the Dark with play by post. While both games are more geared toward the narrative side, I think I would like to do a more tactical game next (but I'm a little burned out with D&D... having to read the new rules is something I'm not looking forward to do)

You'll get through this funk, man. Take time for yourself and it will all work out in the end as long as you want it to be so. I'll be cheering you on!

What's the patron name

Nice summary!

Seems like an interesting idea, I have tried MOTHERSHIP in a oneshot based on the game PREY (the last one). Underwater seems like a more approachable setting, but it also has it's own set of limitations.

I've never played CHILL, but I bought their "Vampire" supplement for the content regardless. It's a very impressive piece of work.

*CHA'ALT*

I'm not a big fan of SCP but I often had the idea of having the players work for a similar organization. There are games like Dark Matter or The Strange which work great for this, but you could probably also use Call of Chtulhu or any similar game.

Is there a video session? Still looking for players?

Great straight forward example. Thanks!

I immediately thought about Frostpunk, I heard it's a cool game but it's not the kind of PC game I'm interested in

Great explanation. Just want to update (Now that INFINITE is big again) that Mythic is up to V6, and is still worked on. All the rules are still easy to find for free online. Happy Gaming, Spartans

I've never even heard of Chill until this video, but it looks right up my alley!

hi

I like this idea: horror themed super heroes

Cool mic. This year we had the Halloween game a month ago. We played Chronicles of Darkness because we were going to switch to that game. I ran a simple scenario, a group of students got stuck in a roadside motel and a forest spirit starts killing people.

Great video! Loved the 2nd edition of this game and played a lot of back then. Would love a copy of this boxed version, really cool, love the art!

I've never played cryptworld but as a teenager played chill quite a bit. It was a alternative rpg when playing DND got a little boring. Always ended up frustrated with the game it was so difficult to actually play and keep interesting.

i wouldnt convert it to 5E honestly, i dont picture my players running in the desert playing mini gods, i picture them creatively struggling like proper OSR players

Sounds like an amazing game!

The only time I ever played SW was for a one-shot a friend organized. We played Warcraft, he made different pregens... I don't remember that much of the game, didn't left me with any impressions... I remember the story was around stopping an elemental or something like that so probably not the best idea to highlight the system.

This creature is terrific! The artwork is amazing!

✌️ 'PromoSM'

I saw Halo Mythic rules... yeah it's not something quick to pick up rulewise

It's kind of hard to hear you.

Cool Shirt I tried to make a setting using the Feywild for D&D 5e, have the players be fey creatures like centaurs, eladrins or goblins. I wanted to make something around exploration, probably a point crawl. But I started another game and since then I haven't given that much thought to that idea.

I think your favourite game should allways be the one you are playing right now. I like to always be discovering new things, but I also like that are easy to play on the GM-side. Pathfinder had that problem for me, after playing 5e is hard to go back to a system with more moving parts (but I have been doing some work to make a more simple 3.e based game). Currently I'm playing The Strange... Which oddly, you could call a "Ground Cero Rifts".

Rifts is such a great game! My favorite games and systems: 1-Cypher, 2-Teenagers From Outer Space, 3-Gamma World 4E(not based on D&D 4E), 4-All Flesh Must be Eaten, 5-Battlelords of the 23rd Century, 6-Pathfinder 1E, 7-5E, 8-Palladium system, 9-AD&D, 10-Shadow of the Demon Lord and 11-Star Frontiers

I read Transformer rules but I haven't been able to play it, I mostly use Roll20 and they have taken out the Sheets there because HASBRO doesn't want to share more IPs. The system is... mostly 5e but with a cuple of things, basically it's using proficiency dice. If I remember right, if you are smaller you ALSO have less HP and in the game you don't gain HP at each level. You also have VERY different speeds... The idea I had to play the game was to center it around the War for Cyberptron. I really liked the 2 video games and it would be interesting to play out the war when you aren't a super heroic autobot but a level 1 grunt. Not really a game for young people, I would say that it's even more complicated than DnD... somehow.

Since you are practicing sweden, Mork Borg is pronounced something like Mork Bori. As for what RPG I have which is a treat to switch pages... probably my Planescape collection, the art from DiTerlizzi is excelent and has only got better over the years. As for complex... SHADOWRUN 5e... at least that's the most complex game that I have GMed.

I think I peeked a bit of the rules of the game on the Drivethrough RPG free beginner pack. Does it uses a 2d20 system? I didn't know it had SOLO rules The art is terrific, and the map is 💯

Well that's a thumbnail... Probably the licensed RPG I have played the most is Star Wars. I GMed for around a year or more StarWars SAGA, it was a gamed that followed some of the plotline of Knights of the Old Republic Comic. For quite some time I have been meaning to play M&M with my brother using the licensed DC books that use the same rules. My brother doesn't play games but we both like Batman and comics... I was thinking about a story similar to the KGBeast, with a more grounded Batman that isn't absurdly competent in everything but still is a good detective and hand-to-hand fighter.

If I could have a book and turn back time back to when I was young, Ptolus is probably one of the best setting books for D&D.

I think I have never had a death at my table, some close calls. I shoot to kill, but I'm a fan of the PCs. Having said that, I have never played RPGs that are more letal and where PCs death is far too common. One PC death I remember, we were playing Call of Chtulhu a series of adventures called "The Fungi from Yuggoth". We were in in some castle in Europe and one of the PC got killed by a Star Vampire from doing something deliberately stupid. Turns up the player didn't wanted to keep playing so he killed the PC... that also sort of killed the campaign (which I was enjoying a lot). My take away is that if a player wants to leave the table, you probably have to talk it out with the whole table.

Yeah lately I have been doing some prep around a 3.5 adjacent system, I never got to play Epic6 (E6 is D&D but characters and the world stop leveling past sixth level, giving a classic fantasy vibe)

d8... they look funny and they can spin

As a GM I don't usually play "characters" but as a player, it's probably a character I made for the Hero System. We were playing a homebrew fantasy setting, my character was some kind of summoner who could bring forth a giant creature that was trapped on other dimension. Kind of like the sensible/analytical member of the group, never wanted to stick out so much because he was cursed and people had a bad time around him.

I have been meaning to play Numenera for a long time, but I don't know if I can be up to how cool the setting is when GMing it.

I think the oldest RPG I own could be a book of Runequest, but I'm not sure I read the book but I never played it (I won the book at a convention). The oldest game I played was probably CoC or AD&D, but a friend of mine has the Red Box and I was meaning to run the adventure in there (either using the rules on the box or the rules in OSE Basic)

I dialed back on purchases because I never get to convince my friends to play some games. I think the last one was Fragged Empires, it's a space opera game with some customizable mechanics that are meant to facilitate different genres like survival-horror, exploration, action adventure, etc.

Things bought? naah I'm super broke and there are many games you can get for free in DrivethroughRPG. Even with 5e I have been using mostly SRD stuff because it cuts a lot of prep time with roll20. But the first thing I downloaded this year was probably MOTHERSHIP, it's an horror game inspired by movies like Alien/s and Event Horizon. It has some interesting things like an easy character creation, starship creation and interesting fear mechanics. But the real draw is the scenarios/adventures the fans have created.

First game I ever played: I think it was AD&D, not sure, I joined a game during a Tolkien event and I played as a paladin. I think we fought against some werewolfs. First game I GMed: It was D&D 3.0, but I have trouble remembering if it was a one on one game with a friend in which he explored a small linear dungeon that had a magical shadow spider or if it was with my school mates and they had to enter a goblin lair to kill the goblin chieftain.

Thanks!

Sounds doing great in this video. Old games had the "one size fits all" model for RPGs and character creation. Mutants & Masterminds can be really hard if you want to do a character from zero but the new books added tables you could use to grab an archetype (Paragon = Superman, Brick = Hulk, Warrior = Hellboy) and tune it a bit with some choices, like making a speedster which has time based powers instead of just running.

You pronounced Vaesen/Væsen right first time 😊

Just stumbled across this video in a You Tube search for Vaesen. I thought I'd answer the question posed about the top three RPGs I hope to play at some point. One is, of course, Vaesen ( I have Swedish ancestry). Two, is Etherscope, which is a fusion of steampunk and cyberpunk, and the third is Space 1889. Some old, some very old, some kinda new. Rock on!

looks like a bullete

first game I got my D&D friends to branch out into. It had some fun lore and story modules, easy ruleset, and great monsters. Once you knew how to play you could play the other PaceSetter games too, I think it was Star Ace and Time Master.

Great vid thanks! :D