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GeekList Item: Item for GeekList "How Do I Check For Board Game Deals?"
Posted: Sat, 03 Oct 14:29:34
Posted: Sat, 03 Oct 14:29:34
by B2TB
An item Board Game Publisher: Paizo Publishing has been added to the geeklist How Do I Check For Board Game Deals?
New comment on GeekList PAX Unplugged 2026 Virtual Game Market - WISHLIST
Posted: Sat, 03 Oct 14:25:41
Yeah you don’t want to mark as sold because them BGG will charge you 3% for nothing.
Posted: Sat, 03 Oct 14:25:41
by astamatis06
Lynith wrote:
So... How to do close out wishlist items? Same rules as the sell market?
Yeah you don’t want to mark as sold because them BGG will charge you 3% for nothing.
GeekList Item: Item for GeekList "2026 RPG Challenge: Run 5 RPGs New to You in 2026"
Posted: Sat, 03 Oct 14:04:42
Posted: Sat, 03 Oct 14:04:42
by Donogh
An item RPG Item: Oceania 2084 has been added to the geeklist 2026 RPG Challenge: Run 5 RPGs New to You in 2026
GeekList Item: Item for GeekList "2026 RPGG Challenge: Play Five RPGs You Have Never Played Before (Each At Least Once)"
Posted: Sat, 03 Oct 14:04:21
Posted: Sat, 03 Oct 14:04:21
by Donogh
An item RPG Item: Against Time and Death has been added to the geeklist 2026 RPGG Challenge: Play Five RPGs You Have Never Played Before (Each At Least Once)
Reply: The Tavern:: Re: What are you drinking right now, part 2?
Posted: Sat, 03 Oct 13:58:14
Posted: Sat, 03 Oct 13:58:14
by lgoldberg
Water
New comment on GeekList Make-as-You-Play Games 2026 Edition
Posted: Sat, 03 Oct 13:56:28
- Wreck This Deck (Revised)
- Two-Hand Path
- Wanderer solo-RPG
Posted: Sat, 03 Oct 13:56:28
by akavel
Sorry if I already asked in the past - and I know those are RPGs, but IIUC you mentioned RPGs might qualify for nonzero SPICE (?) - would the ones below qualify?- Wreck This Deck (Revised)
- Two-Hand Path
- Wanderer solo-RPG
Reply: The Tavern:: Re: What are you drinking right now, part 2?
Posted: Sat, 03 Oct 13:48:08
Posted: Sat, 03 Oct 13:48:08
by Jocab
Coffee
Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: QOTD SEP 30: If your favorite TV series is going to end poorly, would you rather end the series early, leaving the plot unresolved, or see it through to the poor end? Same Q for an RPG Campaign?
Posted: Sat, 03 Oct 13:11:58
For RPG campaigns I also vastly prefer getting to an ending, even if it's rushed, over just dropping it. My players have complained though that once an ending is in sight I tend to sprint towards it instead of maintaining the speed of the rest of the campaign and letting the players take their time.
I think RPG campaigns, like TV shows, work best when there is an ending point in mind. Like knowing from the start, we'll keep playing until we defeat the BBEG. In my current Mythic Bastionland game, it's until we resolve the City Quest. If I get to run Downcrawl someday, it'll be until we reach the surface. I don't think this is railroading; there are any number of routes and choices and consequences to be taken in order to get there.
Posted: Sat, 03 Oct 13:11:58
by Serpentine_C
If I start a TV show, I like to watch it to the end. If I've heard the show has a satisfactory ending in the penultimate season then I'll just stop there and not watch the last season. But I like getting to a conclusion, even if it's not the best. I actually didn't mind the BSG revival's ending.For RPG campaigns I also vastly prefer getting to an ending, even if it's rushed, over just dropping it. My players have complained though that once an ending is in sight I tend to sprint towards it instead of maintaining the speed of the rest of the campaign and letting the players take their time.
I think RPG campaigns, like TV shows, work best when there is an ending point in mind. Like knowing from the start, we'll keep playing until we defeat the BBEG. In my current Mythic Bastionland game, it's until we resolve the City Quest. If I get to run Downcrawl someday, it'll be until we reach the surface. I don't think this is railroading; there are any number of routes and choices and consequences to be taken in order to get there.
Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: QOTD SEP 29: Which novel would you be interested in playing an RPG based on or inspired by it? Which system would it use, or would it require a new system?
Posted: Sat, 03 Oct 12:44:44
Blades in the Dark and Court of Blades pretty well handle Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch already.
The Dune and Mistborn series already have their own RPGs but I'd want to play them in PbtA or Blades in the Dark hacks.
Asimov's Foundation as an RPG would be interesting, too.
I'd also like to play in Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time. I know there was a 3e supplement for it, but I'd want to use a different system. Maybe QuestWorlds.
Posted: Sat, 03 Oct 12:44:44
by Serpentine_C
I liked the worldbuilding in N. K. Jemisin's Broken Earth trilogy; it could be used in an RPG, though I'm not sure which system.Blades in the Dark and Court of Blades pretty well handle Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch already.
The Dune and Mistborn series already have their own RPGs but I'd want to play them in PbtA or Blades in the Dark hacks.
Asimov's Foundation as an RPG would be interesting, too.
I'd also like to play in Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time. I know there was a 3e supplement for it, but I'd want to use a different system. Maybe QuestWorlds.
GeekList Item: Item for GeekList "2026 RPGG Challenge: Play Five RPGs You Have Never Played Before (Each At Least Once)"
Posted: Sat, 03 Oct 12:39:50
Posted: Sat, 03 Oct 12:39:50
An item RPG Item:
Colostle - A Solo RPG Adventure
has been added to the geeklist
2026 RPGG Challenge: Play Five RPGs You Have Never Played Before (Each At Least Once)
