The Return of Games I Want to Run
Oct. 1st, 2009 08:30 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
theronSince my earlier post on games I want to run someday, I've managed to run one (The Buffy/Arkham thing) and am getting ready to run another (4e D&D with Kids). So, as is the wont of my chronic Gamer ADD, I find new ideas coming unbidden to mind. Since I had such good luck with the first go-round, maybe these will see the light of play someday.
"Swords of the Young Kingdoms" (Stormbringer 4th Edition): A by the book, bog-standard Stormbringer game. By which, I mean random character generation, crazy demons, lost cities, mad kings, occasional forays into other planes of existence, and the world ending in less than a decade. Soundtrack by Blue Oyster Cult, Hawkwind, Manowar, and Iron Maiden.
"Inglourious Talints" (Godlike): I freely admit I'm ganking this idea from a thread on RPGnet; it's too good to pass on. A ragtag group of Jewish-American Talents wreaking havoc behind enemy lines. It practically writes itself.
So, readership, what's on your dream game list these days?
"Swords of the Young Kingdoms" (Stormbringer 4th Edition): A by the book, bog-standard Stormbringer game. By which, I mean random character generation, crazy demons, lost cities, mad kings, occasional forays into other planes of existence, and the world ending in less than a decade. Soundtrack by Blue Oyster Cult, Hawkwind, Manowar, and Iron Maiden.
"Inglourious Talints" (Godlike): I freely admit I'm ganking this idea from a thread on RPGnet; it's too good to pass on. A ragtag group of Jewish-American Talents wreaking havoc behind enemy lines. It practically writes itself.
So, readership, what's on your dream game list these days?
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Date: 2009-10-02 02:23 am (UTC)Peace,
Christian
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Date: 2009-10-02 03:39 am (UTC)It's funny, but my Old School gaming tastes run to Chaosium. CoC, RQ, and Stormbringer for the win.
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Date: 2009-10-02 02:06 pm (UTC)Though I tend to think more in terms of settings than campaign concepts. I would cheerfully play most games in the WitchCraft universe, for instance, or Mage: The Ascension.