Saw a fun prompt over on Bluesky:
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Saw a fun prompt over on Bluesky:
Which three #TTRPGs were (1) your intro; (2) the one that made you fall in love; and (3) the one that made you realize the possibilities?
Intro: D&D 3.5
Love: Swords and Wizardry (it was my first time DMing)
Possibilities: Shadowrun 4 (my first non d&d-like) -
Saw a fun prompt over on Bluesky:
Which three #TTRPGs were (1) your intro; (2) the one that made you fall in love; and (3) the one that made you realize the possibilities?
Intro: D&D 3.5
Love: Swords and Wizardry (it was my first time DMing)
Possibilities: Shadowrun 4 (my first non d&d-like)This post is deleted! -
Saw a fun prompt over on Bluesky:
Which three #TTRPGs were (1) your intro; (2) the one that made you fall in love; and (3) the one that made you realize the possibilities?
Intro: D&D 3.5
Love: Swords and Wizardry (it was my first time DMing)
Possibilities: Shadowrun 4 (my first non d&d-like)Which three #TTRPGs were (1) your intro; (2) the one that made you fall in love; and (3) the one that made you realize the possibilities?
1 - AD&D1e
2 - Cyberpunk 2020
3 - Earthdawn -
Saw a fun prompt over on Bluesky:
Which three #TTRPGs were (1) your intro; (2) the one that made you fall in love; and (3) the one that made you realize the possibilities?
Intro: D&D 3.5
Love: Swords and Wizardry (it was my first time DMing)
Possibilities: Shadowrun 4 (my first non d&d-like)Intro: D&D Basic Edition. Breathe softly, children, lest I crumble to dust
Fall in love: Call Of Cthulhu.
Happy memories of standing on the balcony of a burning mansion in the Mississippi Delta c. 1930 remarking to a colleague that the tommy gun fire in the distance had stopped. "How are we going to know who's won?" I pondered aloud.
"Hell, that's easy," he said, flicking his cigar stub into the darkness. "We listen for the winner coming back, and if it's knocking down trees it ain't our boy"Possibilities: 13th Age, where I ran a one-shot with a bunch of strangers at a Con. Ended in an interpretative dance-off and I could not have been happier with it.
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@SJohnRoss Oh, I remember the first time I played Paranoia at my then Local shop's one shot night that rotated games.
Our group leaned perhaps a bit more into the Zap style than I might run these days, but it was so much fun.
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Intro: D&D Basic Edition. Breathe softly, children, lest I crumble to dust
Fall in love: Call Of Cthulhu.
Happy memories of standing on the balcony of a burning mansion in the Mississippi Delta c. 1930 remarking to a colleague that the tommy gun fire in the distance had stopped. "How are we going to know who's won?" I pondered aloud.
"Hell, that's easy," he said, flicking his cigar stub into the darkness. "We listen for the winner coming back, and if it's knocking down trees it ain't our boy"Possibilities: 13th Age, where I ran a one-shot with a bunch of strangers at a Con. Ended in an interpretative dance-off and I could not have been happier with it.
@Hedgewizard Call of Cthulhu is one I enjoyed flipping through but have yet to get it to the table.
I ran a session of 13th Age for my group during the playtest and now I really want to get 2e going with them since I have my new books
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Which three #TTRPGs were (1) your intro; (2) the one that made you fall in love; and (3) the one that made you realize the possibilities?
1 - AD&D1e
2 - Cyberpunk 2020
3 - EarthdawnIntro: Metamorphosis Alpha (I was 6 and my dad was curious if I was smart enough to play an RPG yet)
Love: AD&D 1e / 2e (decades of great memories)
Possibilities: Apocalypse World (broke my brain out of the d20-as-boardgame rut)
