On fantasy games
I've had someone inquire as to when they'd be starting up and on what day. These are, in essence, things I'd like to do more than things I'm planning to do. And as for starting them up... I'm currently running two monthly games and a weekly game and playing in another weekly game, and my summer plans involve playtesting some things. I don't think I've got time to start anything new up at the moment, or plan to do so.
As for the ones I mentioned...
KotW: II is something I'd probably suggest to the Band when Dink, Teeli, Zan, Tarion, Elena, Shylar, and whatever Guntur's replacement is bite it or retire. Three people who originally played in that campaign (Bran, Galen, Dirk) are involved already in the Band.
Buffy Fog Harbor I'm not sure about. I was sort of thinking it might be interesting to involve a certain someone in that one, as she's apparently gotten into Buffy, but she's unavailable for a while. OTOH, of them all, it's the one most ready to roll.
The Basic 1 to Immortal would definitely be a long term thing, but I'd prefer it be weekly, Making scheduling it at all difficult. The long-term Hackmaster game has a similar problem.
Dragonlance has the benefit of having a definite beginning and ending point--a fairly short campaign, in other words. Still have no idea when I'd do it, though.
The urban campaign...well, I'm considering suggesting it for when the current R'Shazzill campaign ends, even though that would mean Pathfinder.
As for the ones I mentioned...
KotW: II is something I'd probably suggest to the Band when Dink, Teeli, Zan, Tarion, Elena, Shylar, and whatever Guntur's replacement is bite it or retire. Three people who originally played in that campaign (Bran, Galen, Dirk) are involved already in the Band.
Buffy Fog Harbor I'm not sure about. I was sort of thinking it might be interesting to involve a certain someone in that one, as she's apparently gotten into Buffy, but she's unavailable for a while. OTOH, of them all, it's the one most ready to roll.
The Basic 1 to Immortal would definitely be a long term thing, but I'd prefer it be weekly, Making scheduling it at all difficult. The long-term Hackmaster game has a similar problem.
Dragonlance has the benefit of having a definite beginning and ending point--a fairly short campaign, in other words. Still have no idea when I'd do it, though.
The urban campaign...well, I'm considering suggesting it for when the current R'Shazzill campaign ends, even though that would mean Pathfinder.