Wow, it's been a long time since I've been here. Glad to see things haven't quite changed.

I'm keen on running a couple games. I know I want to run a Pathfinder game, perhaps using one of the super modules as a model, don't know which one though, but dammit, I subscribed to them for years, I should at least attempt to use some of those games.

I'm also keen on running something a little more rules light. Either Savage Worlds, or something dark like Pandemonio (pay as you will on DriveThroughRPG) or maybe Don't Rest Your Head.

I'm a veteran DM of RPOL, but my games have had a tendency to peter our and die, largely on account of overreaching. So I figure if I keep myself to two, one to feed my Pathfinder Itch, without wandering into Adventure Path territory, and one to feed my horror itch, I should be able to manage it.

Below is a link to Pandemonio, and interesting Death Metal inspired RPG involving the hunting of demons and angels, neither of which care much for humanity beyond the souls they can harvest. http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/121027/Pandemonio

Don't Rest Your Head is a game about insomnia, "The Mad City", and the insane powers you get as you slip into madness. $5 on DriveThroughRPG. http://www.drivethrurpg.com/pr...-Rest-Your-Head?it=1

So, where does interest lay?
This message was last updated by the user at 10:01, Fri 29 Sept 2017.

In reply to DevilOfRoses (msg # 1):

Pathfinder generates a lot of interest. Pretty much all of the Adenture Paths are really good.

Build it and they will come.

Yeah i like the concept of the last one but i don't have the money to spend on it.
so yeah pathfinder.

Pathfinder is a given, and while I doubt my abilities to maintain an AP throughout it's life, they have a number of amazing 'Super Modules', so I opted for The Dragon's Demand, though I'll likely tweak it here and there.

Not sure which of the other two I'll run. Both systems are fairly simple, and both lend themselves well to shorter campaigns. I might focus on Pandemonia as it's pay what you want.