Upcoming RPPR One Shot games

[Lordsloth]

Moar Delta Green- one shot, mini- to full campaign. Don't care which.

[PirateLawyer]

Moar Delta Green- one shot, mini- to full campaign. Don't care which.

+1 to this, with emphasis. Even better if it uses the beta rules from DG 2.0.

[clockworkjoe]

Caleb ran a new DG game with the alpha rules. We're saving it for the DG KS. I'll probably run a DG AP during that KS too.

[Lordsloth]

Awesome, Ross. Still, I hope for even more DG action. 

[Thorn]

When guns come into play Delta Green doesn't mess around.  I was scared to leave cover in the playtest game.

[Twisting H]

Moar Delta Green- one shot, mini- to full campaign. Don't care which.

Thirded.

Ross & Co. I was curious why you guys haven't had a game based around the Moundbuilder culture.

I recently stumbled across Frauds, Myths, and Mysteries: Science and Pseudoscience in Archaeology by Kenneth Feder in a used book store and I was shocked that I was never informed of these sites in university undergrad archeology or anthropology breadth classes.

Have you gents ever been to the Cahokia site or the mounds in Missouri?

[Kamen]

If I remember correctly Operation: Eyes Down deals a little with the Moundbuilders or something similar.

[trinite]

Moar Delta Green- one shot, mini- to full campaign. Don't care which.

Thirded.

Ross & Co. I was curious why you guys haven't had a game based around the Moundbuilder culture.

I recently stumbled across Frauds, Myths, and Mysteries: Science and Pseudoscience in Archaeology by Kenneth Feder in a used book store and I was shocked that I was never informed of these sites in university undergrad archeology or anthropology breadth classes.

Have you gents ever been to the Cahokia site or the mounds in Missouri?

Coincidence! The Civil War CoC scenario that I ran for Caleb and Ross at Fear the Con in June (and again for Aaron, Jason, and David among others at Springfield G.A.M.E. a few weeks ago) features an Indian mound rather prominently. And it should be hitting the Actual Play site pretty soon!

[Kamen]

Coincidence! The Civil War CoC scenario that I ran for Caleb and Ross at Fear the Con in June (and again for Aaron, Jason, and David among others at Springfield G.A.M.E. a few weeks ago) features an Indian mound rather prominently. And it should be hitting the Actual Play site pretty soon!

Awesome! I really want to hear this game.

[Twisting H]

Coincidence! The Civil War CoC scenario that I ran for Caleb and Ross at Fear the Con in June (and again for Aaron, Jason, and David among others at Springfield G.A.M.E. a few weeks ago) features an Indian mound rather prominently. And it should be hitting the Actual Play site pretty soon!

Excellent! Can't wait.

And I do have to recommend Frauds, Myths, and Mysteries: Science and Pseudoscience in Archaeology again for any gamemaster looking for adventure seeds.  Great layout, and it goes over several occult theories and proven frauds associated with each supernatural topic. 

Since it is a text book, the most recent edition is obscenely expensive as expected.  Grab an older used version for as little as four bucks http://www.amazon.com/Frauds-Myths-Mysteries-Pseudoscience-Archaeology/dp/007811697X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1415062724&sr=8-1&keywords=Frauds%2C+Myths%2C+and+Mysteries%3A+Science+and+Pseudoscience.

[Innominatus]

Coincidence! The Civil War CoC scenario that I ran for Caleb and Ross at Fear the Con in June (and again for Aaron, Jason, and David among others at Springfield G.A.M.E. a few weeks ago) features an Indian mound rather prominently. And it should be hitting the Actual Play site pretty soon!

I have to say, I really enjoyed playing in that game at G.A.M.E.!

In regards to the topic however, I would love to see RPPR play through one or two sessions of Rogue Trader, as it was the game that really got me serious with roleplaying.  I know Ross expressed his neutral-ness with the setting though, and you really need someone who is really invested in the setting in order to truly bring the game to the fantastic potential that it holds.

[trinite]

Well, if we're submitting our requests...http://static3.paizo.com/image/product/catalog/ATG/ATG6001E_500.jpeg

[clockworkjoe]

Coincidence! The Civil War CoC scenario that I ran for Caleb and Ross at Fear the Con in June (and again for Aaron, Jason, and David among others at Springfield G.A.M.E. a few weeks ago) features an Indian mound rather prominently. And it should be hitting the Actual Play site pretty soon!

I have to say, I really enjoyed playing in that game at G.A.M.E.!

In regards to the topic however, I would love to see RPPR play through one or two sessions of Rogue Trader, as it was the game that really got me serious with roleplaying.  I know Ross expressed his neutral-ness with the setting though, and you really need someone who is really invested in the setting in order to truly bring the game to the fantastic potential that it holds.

I like the 40k setting and I have rogue trader. No one else at RPPR gives a shit about the setting though and learning a complex new system is a bit of a daunting task for my schedule right now.

[Innominatus]

I like the 40k setting and I have rogue trader. No one else at RPPR gives a shit about the setting though and learning a complex new system is a bit of a daunting task for my schedule right now.

Darn.  Oh well, it's totally understandable that you have a full schedule and that the grim darkness of the far future can be a bit unappealing to some.

[trinite]

Relistening to Episode 82 has got me thinking: Did that World of Synnibarr Kickstarter ever pay off, Ross? I hope so. That's a game that I'd pay to listen to.