by Donogh

An item RPG Item: Contenders has been added to the geeklist 2026 RPGG Challenge: Play Five RPGs You Have Never Played Before (Each At Least Once)

by govmiller

govmiller previously rolled d110 = 68 (Those 110 players have to share ) lockers...

by bobpony

Derang3d wrote:

wombat929 wrote:

Have y'all seen Project Shamrock? Fun fan film tying Halloween 3 to the rest of the franchise.

Project Shamrock was fun. Do recommend.

That was a fun four and a half minutes. Thanks for posting this!

(Although I’ll admit I was hoping for a fan edit that knocked the original movie into shape). 😆

by adularia25

An item RPG Item: Told By Starlight has been added to the geeklist 2026 RPGG Challenge: Play Five RPGs You Have Never Played Before (Each At Least Once)

by UrBigFatFriend

An item GeekList: Take My Games. Give me Money. (Now with MORE GAMES!) has been added to the geeklist MetaList for GeekList AUCTIONS

by AB2014solo

Related Item: Four Against Darkness

Brass Jester wrote:

Egad! I said I'd blow the dust off this

by Gryphon Tracks

Can someone tell the idiot (that’s me) if we are on track for a record month, or am I fooling myself?

by timeteo316

An item RPG Item: Rivers of London: The Roleplaying Game has been added to the geeklist BGG.CON Virtual Flea Market 2026

by GamesMad

Done - thank you.

by chuckdee68

Depends on what it means to be certain. If it's certain against the players, the interesting part comes in communicating it and then their escape. If they get themselves into a combat with someone that outclasses them, and it was foreshadowed but they ignored those hints, I make them work to extricate themselves. In the case of the PCs outclassing an obstacle, there has to be a good reason for me to make it more than it is. But if that is the case, then outside X factors are always a way to ramp up the difficulty and make it interesting. Innocent bystanders, not so innocent adds, a third party complicating things, and those are just examples.

by brumcg

brumcg previously rolled d501 = 110 (At last count, there are ) players.

by chuckdee68

When their goal ties with other personal goals, or the reason behind that goal becomes a problem for the party. For example, the player in question starts to seek out the person that wronged them. That person puts plots into motion that jeopardize the party (or even better, damages them in some way, whether physically or their things. Players get attached to their things). All of a sudden, the player's problem becomes everyone's problem.