Jun 19, 2022 6:19 am
Hi GPers. With a couple of games wrapping up recently and some other things soon wrapping, I'm starting to think about my next game.
This is an interest check to help me narrow down what I offer -- there will be at least one new game, might be two if they are one-shots or on the lighter side of things, mechanically.
Here's what's on my mind...
Do note this isn't a recruitment post -- I'm just gauging interest. Usually I like 3-4 players in a game; for #8 I'd probably go higher as I want more of the action and narrative to come from the players.
Any input is appreciated!
This is an interest check to help me narrow down what I offer -- there will be at least one new game, might be two if they are one-shots or on the lighter side of things, mechanically.
Here's what's on my mind...
What might you be interested in playing, or observing? Multi Public
1. Mothership -- a quick and punchy one-shot of space horror using the current 'beta' (pre box-set) rules with perhaps a couple of minor tweaks.
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2. The Black Wyrm of Brandonsford -- a sandboxy, low-level OSR adventure I would run with The Black Hack, Cairn, Knave, or Into the Odd. Dragon slaying!
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3. Mork Borg. Nuff said -- I've talked about running this before.
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4. Dungeon Crawl Classics -- a classic first level adventure old hands at the game probably know: Doom of the Savage Kings. Not a funnel!
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5. Symbaroum -- dark fantasy in a stellar world. Would only run for people who know, or are willing to learn and lean into, the lore. I'd use the original system rather than Ruins of Symbaroum, the 5e version.
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6. Warlock! Basically a lean and mean version of Warhammer FRP 1e. Very mud and blood, grim and gritty. This would be human-centric, urban fantasy adventuring.
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7. Hit the Streets: Defend the Block -- a cool, narrative superhero game that leans into young, low-level heroes and heroines patrolling their neighborhoods and working part time jobs to pay the rent...
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8. And the biggie, a still unnamed science fiction opus that sees the PCs on a colony "sleeper" ship bound for a brave new world as war, famine, and climate change wrack the Earth. This game would have some survival, horror and base-building elements, but what I'm really hoping is that there is a very strong social component. I would be looking for PCs from all walks of life, and players interested in forging relationships with one another -- rivalries, romances, friendships, betrayals, factions, etc. I've not settled on a system for this yet, but the system will not be the focus. Offworlders, Alien, Warpstar!, FrontierSpace -- these and others are in the running, but I expect the game to be RP-heavy.
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Do note this isn't a recruitment post -- I'm just gauging interest. Usually I like 3-4 players in a game; for #8 I'd probably go higher as I want more of the action and narrative to come from the players.
Any input is appreciated!
Last edited June 19, 2022 6:48 am
