When it came to pen and paper, and tabletop games, I've always been kind of a dilettante; always wanted to get into it, but was never able to fully commit either due to time, expense, or lack of other people to play with (also, social skills when I was younger). But these days I've found a few I've been wanting to get into. So feel free to tell me what you all think.
D&D- The classic. 5th edition's gotten some positive press. But I'd also like to revisit 1st edition modules that I never played, especially with the Maximum Mayhem modules by Dark Wizard games.
Starfinder- A Sci-Fi spinoff from the makers of Pathfinder that came out less than a year ago.
Mansions of Madness- A board game with miniatures based on the Cthulhu mythos. Looked cool to me.
Rayguns & Rocketships- Another miniature board game inspired by 1930s-50s pulp Sci-Fi
D&D- The classic. 5th edition's gotten some positive press. But I'd also like to revisit 1st edition modules that I never played, especially with the Maximum Mayhem modules by Dark Wizard games.
Starfinder- A Sci-Fi spinoff from the makers of Pathfinder that came out less than a year ago.
Mansions of Madness- A board game with miniatures based on the Cthulhu mythos. Looked cool to me.
Rayguns & Rocketships- Another miniature board game inspired by 1930s-50s pulp Sci-Fi