1. D&D (Advanced Dungeons & Dragons) '78/79
2. Top Secret '81
3. Car Wars (subscribed to Autoduel Quarterly) '81
4. Heroes Unlimited '83
5. NERO (LARPing) '91
1. D&D (Advanced 2nd edition AD&D)
2. Heroes Unlimited
3. Cyberpunk
4. GURPS (3rd Edition)
5. Shadowrun
1. D&D (Whitebox + Chainmail, & Red Box)
2. Traveller
3. AD&D
4. Gamma World
5. Stormbringer (Chaosium)
Honorable mentions to Boot Hill, Top Secret, Call of Cthulhu 1e.. As much as I love the history and where things came from, so excited for new games like Daggerheart & Draw Steel!
1. D&D (Advanced Dungeons & Dragons) '78/79
2. Top Secret '81
3. Car Wars (subscribed to Autoduel Quarterly) '81
4. Heroes Unlimited '83
5. NERO (LARPing) '91
Dungeons & Dragons (basic set then Advanced)
Car Wars (GURPS Autoduel)
GURPS
Call of Cthulhu
Shadowrun (1st edition)
1. D&D 3.5 (then 4, then 5)
2. The End of the World
3. Starship Infernum
4. Star Trek Adventures (Modiphius)
5. Shadowrun
1. D&D 3.5
2. Shadowrun 4e
3. GURPS (Discworld, so 3e?)
4. Star Wars (WotC d20)
5. Feng Shui 1e
Dungeons & Dragons (basic set then Advanced)
Car Wars (GURPS Autoduel)
GURPS
Call of Cthulhu
Shadowrun (1st edition)
Car Wars (but not Autoduel)
Toon*
MechWarrior
Top Secret/SI
AD&D 2nd Edition
*Never actually played
Car Wars (but not Autoduel)
Toon*
MechWarrior
Top Secret/SI
AD&D 2nd Edition
*Never actually played
1. Villains & Vigilantes
2. AD&D 1e
3. GURPS Autoduel
4. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Other Strangeness/After the Bomb/Road Hogs
5. Champions 2e
My ttrpg gaming exploded in college, trying game after game, many for just a session or two.
1. D&D 5e
2. Masks
3. D&D 3.5/Pathfinder 1e
4. Call of Cthulhu
5. ...either Paranoia or Honey Heist, I'd have to check
Not counting the many TTRPG books I read but haven't played (joys of growing up an avid reader with a TTRPG-loving dad).
1. D&D White Box followed by other D&D editions
2. Star Frontiers
3. Top Secret
4. Middle Earth Roleplaying
5. Call of Cthulhu
1. Villains & Vigilantes
2. AD&D 1e
3. GURPS Autoduel
4. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Other Strangeness/After the Bomb/Road Hogs
5. Champions 2e
My ttrpg gaming exploded in college, trying game after game, many for just a session or two.
We game for CHEO, donations welcome.
dd.extra-life.org/participants...
We game for CHEO, donations welcome.
dd.extra-life.org/participants...
Couple years later in 1987 we got a Nintendo.
Couple years later in 1987 we got a Nintendo.
I blame Autoduel Quarterly.
I blame Autoduel Quarterly.
Wired:
Wired:
Weirdest or most obscure games I own.
1. Toon
2. Attack of the Humans
3. Hunter Planet
4. Autoduel Champions
5. Skyrealms of Jorune
6. Ghostbusters
7. Arduin
8. Superhero 2044
9. Mercenaries, Spies, and Private Eyes
10. Lords of Creation
Weirdest or most obscure games I own.
1. Toon
2. Attack of the Humans
3. Hunter Planet
4. Autoduel Champions
5. Skyrealms of Jorune
6. Ghostbusters
7. Arduin
8. Superhero 2044
9. Mercenaries, Spies, and Private Eyes
10. Lords of Creation
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autoduel
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autoduel
I used to love GURPS Autoduel though....
I used to love GURPS Autoduel though....
'If you read Edgar Allen Poe to cheer up, you'll love New Jersey!'
'If you read Edgar Allen Poe to cheer up, you'll love New Jersey!'