Playing: Nothing

Running: D&D 4e

Planning: Lots of stuff that will never get played; the one that might would be something 40K Rogue Trader-ish (though I'm having a hard time convincing myself to use FFG's rules).

Running: Mongoose RuneQuest II

Playing: At being a good Dad with my four-month-old son

Planning: Games I will probably never run. Toying with Eclipse Phase and/or Interface Zero ideas at the moment...

Playing: Star Cluster 3, AO
Running: AO
Planning: D&DE, Freemarket

Quote from: Aos;417336Knowing that makes me feel all weird.

Metal Earth screams PLAY ME!  Reading through your blog entries inspired me to create a similar setting of my own.  We ran our fist session of it last night using a mix of Labyrinth Lord and Mutant Future.  Fun times.

Quote from: Tipsy;417445Playing: At being a good Dad with my four-month-old son

The best game of all! :hatsoff:

EDIT: What system for Interface Zero? SavWo, True 20?

Playing: none

Running: RIFTS/Robotech campaign, Legion of Superheroes Campaign (using Star Wars D20 revised rules plus SAS D20 for powers), Pendragon, and Starblazer Adventures

Planning: Forgotten Realms RC D&D campaign (w/majestic wilderlands rules), Golden Age superheroes campaign (system not yet decided, but probably ICONS), Robotech Southern Cross campaign, Lords of Olympus campaign.

RPGPundit

Playing: None
Running: MSH, Marvel Saga, H&S, High Valor (Mourngyre Setting)
Planning: Atomic Highway, Derelict Delvers

Running: Pathfinder.

Playing : Dragon Warriors
Running : Ghosts of Albion
Planning : Nothing at the moment

Gavin

Playing: Heavily houseruled D&D 3.5 campaign
Running: Pathfinder campaign
Planning: D&D 3.5 Iron Kingdoms campaign, Bughunters campaign, ICONS one-shot

The game I'm playing in is actually an agglomeration of optional rules (as opposed to pure houserules) from many, many supplements, and is taking place in the Northern Forgotten Realms before the Witch King established himself in Vaasa.  First time I've played in ages.

The Pathfinder campaign is a hack of some mediocre published modules I mashed together into a campaign arc.

The D&D 3.5 campaign is going to start with a modified version of the published Witchfire Trilogy, and then branch out from there, depending on where the party's interests take them.

We'll see if I can convince my players to go for Bughunters (yes, the old TSR "Amazing Engine" game).  A couple will be all over it, but two others might not be so into it. I haven't run it for years, and I'm sure the rules may not hold up the greatest, but I have so many ideas for the setting.

Lastly, I really want to try and get in an ICONS one-shot adventure. I like the look of the game (the game itself, not the graphical presentation, although that's not bad, either), and I haven't played or run a supers game for about a decade. Based on a couple of read-throughs, I can see ICONS replacing FASERIP Marvel in my top list of games, but we'll see how it actually plays at the table.

Quote from: Zachary The First;417528The best game of all! :hatsoff:

EDIT: What system for Interface Zero? SavWo, True 20?

Thank you sir!

Savage Worlds. I'm not a big True or D20 fan.

I'm drawn to Eclipse Phase, but its hurtfully detailed point-buy character creation system is too much to ask of me and my players at this stage of the game.

So, I'm starting to think that the fairly loosey-goosey rules of Savage Worlds married to Interface Zero might be just what I'm looking for. At least that's what the reviews are leading me to believe.

I'd love to run Bloodsucker: The Angst Xpress if there are any takers.

You don't necessarily need the books and I can even do pregens if needed.

Quote from: Simlasa;417264It's a game for my ex-girlfriend and her nephew/nieces... so far it's mostly involved lots of home decorating, tea-parties, vegetable patch raiding and one spot of ultra-violence regarding a fox from the next valley over.
Totally seat-of-the-pants based on the books... with a few bits of fairy tales and Winnie the Pooh tossed in.

that sounds incredibly awesome, actually.  good stuff.

Running: D&D 3.5, the last and final part of my 12 years campaign (started with AD&D 2ed)

Playing: Nothing, no other DMs around at the moment. I would like to try "Don't Rest Your Head" with a background inspired by "Silent Hill"

Planning: Call of Cthulhu. A mega-campaign: either the new "Masks of Nyarlathotep" or "Beyond the Mountains of Madness".

Dreaming: a game based on one of those "cuty faries" comic book/shows, but played like a Jason Bourne movie - violence et. al.

Sounds like Urban Faerie to me.