Great shelf. I have much of what you have on that shelf. I think my favorite is Arcanum. It saw a lot of use as a supplement in our AD&D games back in the day.

My list is a bit embarrassing. Other than Arc Raiders, which has been awesome, I haven't played much new in years. I just rehash old games again. Today I get my new Radeon 9070xt to replace my 2016 EVGA 1080GTX so it's time for some new games to show it off!

I'm thinking about running some Delta Green. That's close enough isn't it? =)

As someone that started during beta and then played through 4th edition and Ice Age, I am amazed that the game is still going. Several times over the years I reconsidered playing I don't recognize the game anymore and my wallet thanks me for looking away.

I would love to run Impossible Landscapes eventually for my group but they haven't played a single session of Delta Green yet. They are going to start with Last things Last and then Music from a Darkened Room. If they like that then I plan more small missions before tackling IL. Have fun.

Not sure Draw Steel or Daggerheart are for me but i'm all for some Deadlands, One Ring, Star Wars, Star Trek, Walking Dead, Twilight, Outgunned....etc. So many cool games that I have been missing out on.

Awesome. I would like to get back to Deadlands soon. We got into the SWADE version and really enjoyed the change of pace from D&D.

I think I played the game first at school on the Apple II in 1984. I was 10 at the time. I picked up this monster at a thrift store this year for 99 cents. Couldn't pass it up. Might need a reread after 40 years.

Looks like a fun place to explore.

I used to be but these days not so much. If it comes with a fold out map then I need the original but if it's just a book that has a good quality PDF, I am ok printing and binding it myself until I find a cheap copy.

The Planescape Appendix III usually runs about $150. I'm ok with binding my own.