@vkfarfalle

Five fave #TTRPG settings.

#JohnWick's #TheFlux (this is really every setting. Take a look at it to see what I mean).
#Spiritof77 America.
#StarWarsd6 Universe
#FASERIP #MarvelSuperHeroes (originally Earth 616, but they're pretty much all good).
#SpookyBeans (The Hollow).

Day 19) Favorite published #TTRPG adventure

For a traditional #DnD zero-to-hero, save-the-world adventure series, it's hard to top "Rise of the Runelords" for #PathfinderRPG. Mix of dungeon, wilderness, urban, & small-town settings; interesting enemies; and lots of role-play opportunities.

Runners-up (all one-shots)
"Beast-Bound and Down" (Spirit of '77)
"Secret of Castonegro" (Call of Cthulhu)
"The Flocculent Cathedral" (Trophy Dark)

#RPGaDAY2023
#SpiritOf77 #PbtA #TrophyRPG #CallofCthulu

@LeviKornelsen @Whidou #TTRPG stuff for me:

#AdventuresinMiddleEarth/#LordoftheRingsRoleplaying
#OSR &#NSR
#TalesfromtheLoop
#bladesinthedark
#CallofCthulhu
#D&D5e (if pushed)
#TheOneRing
#T&T

Liking the look of:

#OrbitalBlues
#Spiritof77

Otherwise:

#Cycling
#CrystalPalaceFC
#Hauntology

@PaulBaldowski I feel the exact same way. I ran a space opera game using Savage Worlds. Key takeaways for me:

* Combat was a slog. Being shaken is unfun and combat doesn't reliably progress. It just stalls.

* The mechanics are not especially engaging, but they're also not light enough to support a fast, snappy, high energy game.

#SpiritOf77 is my goto for pulp now.