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$10 for 1439 items. A bundle that big changes the nature of a library (unless its already massive). I will never know the names of most of these products, and I will almost certainly never read (let alone play) 99% of them.

megacollectors - what do you do with this much stuff?

I'm in the mood for a space opera campaign. But, I'm just not excited about the ones I have.

Get me excited about your favorite!

I'm kinda wanting something with lots of aliens, but beyond that I'm not really looking for anything specific.

I've seen a bunch of people talking about Forbidden Lands lately, and want to hear what people loved or hated about it. What made you want to buy? If you bounced off it, what made you do so?

Hey, currently doing some research as my main group is planning a series of short adventures and one shots to try out systems, we just like exploring options. Figured I might as well check out modern recommendations, and really anything better crafted or balanced than D&D 5e is something we're interested in looking into. We already do Pathfinder 2e but don't really mess around with other fantasy systems

Edit: For example my group dislikes the caster martial disparity in 5e or similar games and in general the character options feel underwhelming in a lot of ways. Already got an amazing list of things to check out though, thank you all seriously!

There’s an old rusted grate in the hills that leads into the long dry sewers of the Old City, sewers that once housed smugglers, outcasts, and worse, before the city fell to the forces of evil. Who knows what may lie in wait in the darkness now…

A system neutral one-page dungeon, The Old Sewer presents an atmospheric, dangerous location for your players to explore...and hopefully survive.

The Old Sewer

Look for TTRPG books with rules reguarding how to do factions.

Build them, run them, how they can expand and diwn size.

The current one I know to look I to is Blades in the Dark, but thats it.

Honestly, this one just exists to see if I am an outlier. In my last 10 years of GMing... I have spent more than 5k on just books and dice alone.... so wanted to check if that's just a me thing.

I’m interested in this game, but want to know how it runs with a large party and long form campaign. as a group that mostly plays 5e will we like this as a change for a more borderlands/fallout type of game?

I will soon be running Star Trek Adventures for my group. Some players are die-hard trekkies and some have a vague passing knowledge of the property. I want to make it fun for all players. whilst still rewarding the players who knows lot about Trek.

The Trekkies in the group will be playing the Captain and XO, which I think will help.

Any general advice for running license games?

I'm wondering if anyone has recommendations for an IRC network that already has a community of channels for tabletop RPGs. Both for playing over, but more importantly, for game chat.

I don't want something like Discord.

Is the Monolith Games Conan RPG the latest and newest iteration in the RPG license? And is it released? I'm confused by all the various versions of the Conan RPG.