Dungeons & Dragons Down, Star Wars Up In Popular RPG List - Update

[Scars Unseen]

Anyways, I'm really surprised Edge of the Empire is selling as well as seems; I guess the West End version has finally run it's course.

Friend, I'm going to be polite here, but it has been twenty-seven years since that game came out. 1987. I'm not sure "run its course" is right - it feels more like it has collapsed into a pile of dust.

Hey, the RPG retirement home still sees a lot of action. I mean, people are still playing Rifts for crying out loud.

 

[Thunderous Cacophony]

Anyways, I'm really surprised Edge of the Empire is selling as well as seems; I guess the West End version has finally run it's course.

Friend, I'm going to be polite here, but it has been twenty-seven years since that game came out. 1987. I'm not sure "run its course" is right - it feels more like it has collapsed into a pile of dust.

Hey, the RPG retirement home still sees a lot of action. I mean, people are still playing Rifts for crying out loud.

Rifts, White Box through 2nd edition D&D, Traveller, Paranoia; there's no limit to the depths of nostalgia, and PDFs mean that everyone can have the books as though they were freshly printed. Also, thanks for making feel ancient while simultaneously telling me that the game is older than I am. Maybe I am spending too much time with grognards.