Tag: RPGaDay 2017

  • RPGaDAY Thirty-One

    What do you anticipate most for gaming in 2018? On a personal note, I’m excited by the prospect of more and regular gaming. The groups I play with and DM for have become much better at scheduling, which means a regular gaming schedule overall, which means more games getting played every week. Currently I DM…

  • RPGaDAY Thirty

    What is an RPG genre-mashup you would most like to see? Let me start by saying what genres I’m tired of seeing mashed in RPGs: anything to do with zombies or cthulhu. Zombies are well over in my opinion. They’ve been done well once or twice, but now it’s time to move along. And I…

  • RPGaDAY Twenty-Nine

    What has been the best-run RPG Kickstarter you have backed? One I’m currently in the throes of, the Reaper Bones 4 Kickstarter. Every time Reaper runs a Kickstarter for their new Bones line of miniatures, it is is like getting a birthday present that keeps getting cool stuff added to it. Okay, and you have…

  • RPGaDAY Twenty-Eight

    What film/series is the biggest source of quotes in your group? Depends on the group. One group is packed with Old Gamers, so we tend to a lot of quotes from Eighties and Nineties sci-fi and fantasy movies (Ice Pirates, Ladyhawke, Time Bandits), with the standard stuff from the Indiana Jones and Star Wars franchises.…

  • RPGaDAY Twenty-Five, Twenty-Six, Twenty-Seven

    What is the best way to thank your GM? Be a good player. Show up on time, shut off the electronics at the table, and pay attention. In combat, be ready when your turn comes around so you aren’t slowing things down. Your GM puts in a bunch of work behind the scenes which you…

  • RPGaDAY Twenty-Three, Twenty-Four

    Which RPG has the most jaw-dropping layout? It’s not one that I own, but please check out anything to do with Invisible Suns by Monte Cook Games. It Kickstarted as a deluxe gaming system, and it is a beautiful work of art before you even play the game. Add to that all the gorgeously-themed digital…

  • RPGaDAY Twenty-Two

    Which RPGs are the easiest for you to run? My desire for crunch has shifted through my RPG carreer. I find myself less enthused about keeping track of myriad rules and ensuring players follow them. When I GM something like Pathfinder, I believe it’s up to the player to keep track of their character’s rules…

  • RPGaDAY Nineteen, Twenty, and Twenty-One

    Which RPG features the best writing? This seems to be another way of asking which RPG do I enjoy reading the most, and there are a few which top the list. I have enjoyed reading Shadowrun RPG material over the years, because they use the conceit that what you are reading is a BBS/Forum post.…

  • RPGaDAY Eighteen

    Which RPG have you played the most in your life? No question, Dungeons & Dragons takes the title. I started playing when I discovered the game at age ten (I even wrote about it once), and I don’t think more than a few months have gone by since then when I haven’t been playing some…

  • RPGaDAY Fifteen, Sixteen, and Seventeen

    Which RPG do you enjoy adapting the most? I’ve posted quite often about the fun I’m having developing my own world for my D&D 5E campaigns. Whether it was planned or not, I think it was smart for WotC to launch the new edition without a defined campaign setting, as it allowed DMs to decide…