D&D dominates the RPG world but there are many different types of games out there. Rather than which specific rule system you prefer, we want to know what types of systems you prefer.
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D&D dominates the RPG world but there are many different types of games out there. Rather than which specific rule system you prefer, we want to know what types of systems you prefer.
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My vote on question 2 went to ‘something the GM has created themselves’ – but in my own case, I do use published material as a framework or starting point rather than starting with a blank slate. I don’t have time to build everything from scratch (I only wish I did!). But I do heavily modify the published material in most cases, and sometimes beyond recognition. I guess a lot of GMs work this way.
Lurkinggherkin´s last blog post..Asymmetry in Roleplay – Part 2
Hmm. Having trouble filling this out, since I kind of like all of them. And my likings depend on the folks involved; there are people I wouldn’t want to play an ad hoc setting with.
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I have to agree with Brent, this was a tough one to fill out. There is also a difference between what I actually able to game and what I’d like to game. For example, I like to try different systems and settings but in reality, I’m usually only playing in long campaigns and change over so often. I think in the perfect situation, I’d have long campaign with an ever changing side game.
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@Bonemaster: Ongoing campaign with ever-changing side game is my ideal too. I only wish I had the time for both…..so the side game remains a dream for now.
Lurkinggherkin´s last blog post..Asymmetry in Roleplay – Part 2
What is your favorite genre can’t really be multiple choice. You’ve got Horror as two different options here, and only one style of Fantasy. I think the options you gave reveal more about your preferences then those taking the poll. I don’t think you could avoid that without giving about 20 different options.