Traveller (Classic, 4th, or Mongoose), D&D (Basic or 3.x), Mekton (2 or Zeta), and Star Wars (WEG d6).

Quote from: Kyle Aaron;289321Who wants elite roleplayers?

I just want people who contribute to the fun of the group.

That's what I'd call an elite roleplayer. One who contributes to the fun of everybody. Such people are always welcome in our group.

I'd sooner play with a novice roleplayers who struggled with the rules but got into the spirit of things and had his character do what ever seemed natural than a very experienced player whose character acts as though he knew he was in roleplaying game.

Well, I feel that variety is good so:

- RuneQuest: I feel it's a good medium - wright regarding rules, makes fantasy perfectly and helps getting familiar with gritty games.
- Pendragon: It's literary, heavy emphasis in personality traits and motivations, good for getting the idea of games tightly tied into a setting.
- Dungeons & Dragons: Dude.Any edition you like, the one you feel more comfortable with. Good for getting the idea of high adventure, multisetting - system, heavy rules - crunching if you will.
- FATE / Over the Edge / Unknown Armies: These games are less traditional both in mechanics and setting, so they're good to show them that in our hobby there's a lot of possibilities, and how great is that.

This is my list today. Tommorrow it will be different.

Quote from: Kyle Aaron;289321Who wants elite roleplayers?

I just want people who contribute to the fun of the group.

All that needs to be said.