[Grinder]

Rules: Earthdawn (for the beautiful way the game mechanics can be applied to every aspect of the game) and Deadlands (Fate Chips; Poker)

Settings:

• Earthdawn
• Deadlands
• Iron Kingdoms

[Chaotic Insane]

In order of how long I've played:

Battletech (12ish years)
D&D 2e, 3e, 3.5e (9ish years between all the editions)
Pathfinder (Loooooveeee iiiiit) (recent)
D20 Modern zombie thing. I don't actually know. I think the DM kitbashed a bunch of things? (only one campaign)

Just going to start SR in the next couple of weeks. I've done a session or two in all sorts of things (Deadlands, Savage Worlds, Octane...) that I just didn't click with, always wanted to play Vampire and Changeling but can't seem to find a real group for it.

[Mystic]

While SR is my favorite game, I am a HUGS Battletech fan (seeing how I found this place while on their forum), and am a recent convert to Pathfinder.

[FastJack]

While SR is my favorite game, I am a HUGS Battletech fan (seeing how I found this place while on their forum), and am a recent convert to Pathfinder.

AWWWW! I like to hug my 'mechs too!

[BlackMyron]

 Call of Cthulhu, definitely. 
 Paranoia, especially the newer "Straight" rules that proved once and for all it *can* be played other than a beer-and-pretzel game (not that there's anything wrong with those types of games). 
  DnD is the pace car of roleplaying and my current regular gig, but setting-wise I'm always about Greyhawk and Planescape.
  Deadlands.
  The late, lamented TORG.

[Chaotic Insane]

Assault mechs FTW. They're so cuddly! :3

[Casazil]

Sighs .............An I'm still alone no one likes Rifts 

[FastJack]

I got a friend back in PA that likes Rifts! That's 2!

[Casazil]

Disbelives Fastjack sees no proof! 

[Dead Monky]

I've never played Rifts.  Though I did play Palladium a few times.  My friends feared my Ogre Assassin/Necromancer.   

And I like how everyone lists what Editions of D&D they like, typically stopping at 3.5.  It amuses me.

[The Doomed One]

D&D (3.5/Pathfinder(I have not had a chance to play 4th edition but I really want to give it a fair chance)
I am kind of sad that this is the only game i play with any regularity.

Games that I like but don't have the chance to play that often:

Inquisitor
octaNe
Savage Worlds (Sundered Skies)

Games I want to play/run:

AD&D
Alpha Omega
Burning Wheel
Call of Cthulhu
CthulhuTech
Dark Hearsay
Deadlands
Dogs in the Vineyard
Don't Rest Your Head
Dresden Files
Eclipse Phase
Exalted
GURPS
Mouse Guard
Mutants and Masterminds
New World of Darkness (Werewolf, Vampire, and Mage)
Space 1889
Space 1889 for Savage Worlds (when it comes out)
Swashbucklers of the Seven Skies
Trail of Cthulhu

Those are just the ones I can remember.

[Chaotic Insane]

*pokes Doomy*

I have Call of Cthulu. And want to play it. And Dad could probably re-write the campaign he had started if he doesn't have it saved somewhere pretty quickly. And Dad wants to play it. And I could probably recruit some of my other friends.

One scratched off that list?

[kinderkrieg]

i picked up the trail of cthulhu and dresden books at gencon this year and they book look very, very promising. i think the deadlands campaign i played in about a year ago was hands down the funnest campaign i ran in. its a good time. highly recommend it if you havent played.

[The Doomed One]

i picked up the trail of cthulhu and dresden books at gencon this year and they book look very, very promising. i think the deadlands campaign i played in about a year ago was hands down the funnest campaign i ran in. its a good time. highly recommend it if you havent played.

I actually got to play one session of the adventure out of the GM book, before our GM decided he didn't like running the system very much.

EDIT: I don't know how but i managed to forget to put Paranoia XP on that list

[kinderkrieg]

i picked up the trail of cthulhu and dresden books at gencon this year and they book look very, very promising. i think the deadlands campaign i played in about a year ago was hands down the funnest campaign i ran in. its a good time. highly recommend it if you havent played.

I actually got to play one session of the adventure out of the GM book, before our GM decided he didn't like running the system very much.

EDIT: I don't know how but i managed to forget to put Paranoia XP on that list

you play reloaded or classic, because classic is the way to go my friend, if you can get ahold of it.