Mothership is a lot of fun, I have only played once as I'm usually running stuff on that night. The game I was in was a lot of fun, need to lean in to the setting/atmosphere.

We've done a CoC campaign, or 3, I'm running Forbidden Lands, we also have Dragonbane, Mythic Bastionlands, Mothership, I run the odd Maze Rats one shot as well. On other servers I'm running PF2e, Dragonbane, and 5e. Playing in Stars Without Numbers. GURPS has been recommended to me, looks fun.

I've only been playing for 3-4 years, the server I started on tries new systems all the time. The more seasoned players are the ones who lead that, and everyone else has picked that up. I do know folks who just like one system, but most will play anything if it sounds fun.

1 dead - 1 rallied, lost teeth - 1 had 1 HP was hit twice for 1 dmg but had 1 armour - 1 was mostly fine. Soooo much trouble over 2 gold! I just wanted a social interaction with the thugs to warn them of the local gangs.

They set up, see a group of 4 in the dried riverbed, and ambush them. They take out one enemy in the first round, but then the other 4 appear, following the path on the river bank.

They kill the thugs, but let 1 escape, then take a 10 min break before going back to the same town to sell their loot. The gang boss is at the town gates directing groups of 8 to go out and hunt them so they run. Fail the bushcraft roll, get lost while chased, decide to ambush the thugs.

Just finished session 0 of our groups second run at Stars Without Numbers. All PCs are based on Keanu characters named some version of John. I'm running PF2e Abomination Vaults tomorrow, last session we had a goblin sniper riding a druid giant shark. Sunday I'm running a Dragonbane campaign.

They're a good group, all very experienced with various systems. Solid RP as well as funny.

I signed up for a course to write a Call of Cthulhu one-shot, and I gave up. However, I've easily written stuff for Darker Malleus, Dragonbane and others... Darker Malleus was my favourite as I had my players tied up in knots about moral decisions until they burned a whole village alive.

They managed to sneak past the giant spiders to find the foreman, learning that the mine had found a rich gold vein in a deep chasm. The foreman died to a spider, the group fled, and returned to town. They convinced the mine owner the spiders had taken over the place, bought it cheap, and got rich.

Finally the mine was in front of them, and after luring some hobgoblins into the sun for a massacre, they tackled the cave troll. Two of the party died bravely, or screaming, depending on who tells the tale. Fortunately, 2 adventuring types were working as miners and hiding nearby, so they won!

They camped, they hunted, they feasted, they shared peppermint candy the bard was using in his sling. One of the scholars rolled a dragon on their watch, catching the eye of a sneaky goblin over 200m away, through complete darkness, they simply shook their head and scared them off.

The journey took 2 days, an incident with a brook horse having them flee, bit they tricked a toll trolley to let them cross its bridge in exchange for a "magic" pewter tankard that makes ale taste better. They then found an empty campsite, and the reason the troll was compliant, having a full belly.

The crazy peddler was dismissed as insane, the road to the next town over doesn't have skeletons and giant spiders marauding it. If anyone had come that way they would confirm that, shockingly nobody had. So they decided to help the silver mine owner, nothing to do with the hefty reward.

Our plucky wolfkin recruited the two scholars for their smarts, and the group begrudgingly allowed the geriatric bard to join them so he could write a poem about them. The newly married couple who had not been heard from, after moving to the swamp, were ignored for being idiots who live in a swamp.

Eat the Reich had great art as well, loads of talented folks out there - not me, but other folks, haha.

I backed this so fast my mouse got whiplash.

Makes sense, I love that game as well, and the art adds to that so well. Thanks for the info.