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Which RPG have you played the most since August 2016?

Which RPG have you played the most since August 2016?

Good thing I’m neurotic about talking through my sessions! Here’s my tally, which unfortunately is a mix of running and playing:

Space Wurm vs Moonicorn 11
Sagas of the Icelanders 7
Mutant: Genlab Alpha 6
No Thank You, Evil! 5
Headspace 2
Paul’s Secret Project (Monstrous) 2
The Sprawl 1
Seco Creek Vigilance Committee 1
Mars 244 1
Meridian 1
Soth 1
Zombie World 1
Primetime Adventures 1
3:16 (Fury Road hack) 1
Sorcerer (Dictionary of Mu) 1
Undying 1
Inheritance 1
Urban Shadows 1
Fate (Star Wars!) 1
Fallout Shelter (PbtA/lego hack) 1
Torchbearer 1
Dungeon Crawl Classics 1 too many

Pretty good year!

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I founded the Indie Game Reading Club in 2010. I've written and developed RPGs since the mid-90s, now I mostly talk about playing them.

0 Comments on “Which RPG have you played the most since August 2016?

  1. Phil Lewis I was having fun in that room with those people!

    Judd Karlman dunno why not. Christian Griffen ran it for me at BigBadCon last October.

    Colin Matter it for sure does, by design I think. We didn’t pull the trigger on the big finale but it would have come on session #12. (One of the sessions listed was a one-shot at NewMexicon this past April…May? Whenever it was).

  2. Chris Groff but you’re right, and I need to remind myself that I’ve played 49 roleplaying sessions in the past year. No reason to feel bummed out when I miss a week (and there are all those boardgames to play as well).

  3. I was reading through this list and was all like “Oh, this is a great list of stuff!”

    Then I got to your secret project aaaaaaaand… I might be working on something that seems like it might have a similar name? Could you hit me up? I would feel gutted if I released something with a name that you were planning on using. Just email me at mposullivan1978 at gmail when you have a free minute.

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