When I did the Twitter version of #RPGaDay, I picked Teenagers from Outer Space as my game I wished I owned. No reason except that it would be inspiration for Illuminati University.
The difficulty is figuring out if there was a game that I wished I had and I DID NOT ALREADY OWN. Since I've been know to cycle my collection faster than milk at a supermarket the day before a blizzard, this is easier said than done.
Despite going through the List of Role-Playing Games on Wikipedia, I couldn't find anything new I wish I had a copy of . Then I remembered that I do have another item for pre-order at the FLGS.
A hard-copy edition of Dagger.
Despite the measely $1 price for a pdf, I do want a physical copy in my hands, no matter how small it is.
The kids picked up the concept of 5th Edition D&D pretty well (with Ponies), so using this for straight fantasy should be a cinch.
I also discovered Adventures in Oz. Once pay day rolls around, I might download a copy of that .
And for the record, the games that I once owned and might wish to get a second copy would be Space: 1889, Recon, and Castle Falkenstein.
The difficulty is figuring out if there was a game that I wished I had and I DID NOT ALREADY OWN. Since I've been know to cycle my collection faster than milk at a supermarket the day before a blizzard, this is easier said than done.
Despite going through the List of Role-Playing Games on Wikipedia, I couldn't find anything new I wish I had a copy of . Then I remembered that I do have another item for pre-order at the FLGS.
A hard-copy edition of Dagger.
Despite the measely $1 price for a pdf, I do want a physical copy in my hands, no matter how small it is.
The kids picked up the concept of 5th Edition D&D pretty well (with Ponies), so using this for straight fantasy should be a cinch.
I also discovered Adventures in Oz. Once pay day rolls around, I might download a copy of that .
And for the record, the games that I once owned and might wish to get a second copy would be Space: 1889, Recon, and Castle Falkenstein.
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