I started a new #DnD campaign in #Eberron. It's interesting to see how players come up with characters.
Thread. One guy only decided to join the campaign a couple of days before but he was familiar with the setting and made a Dragonmark Heir. He really wanted to play an Artificer so he made one at the table.

I played some Fate Core superheroes today using Venture City rules. The players were: Rob Burns, a kineticist street kid; the Phoenix, a fire controller and healer; the Optomist, a TK and telepath; and a brick...named Captain Obvious, a failed super soldier #faterpg #rpg 1/ I ran a mission called the Helicarrier heist by @Fainting_Goat_G. I also added Count Omega from another Fainting Goat product. It was a blast! All of the players were super into it and had fun. Count Omega got away, and Snow Claw fell to a fiery death? We'll see. 2/

If you don't take into account different editions of games, I have played 36 RPGs at least once. I know I have forgotten a few more, but these are the ones I remember playing. I have DM/GM'ed most of these. 1/ I don't recall disliking any of these games. I wonder how my game playing experience compares to the typical RP gamer? Anyway, I think I'm going to talk about one a day starting June 1. That will hit 30, which is about all I think I want to talk about, at lease a little. 2/

As I start my descent on this flight from my gaming past, I would like to share verbatim a post I made on G+ in 2014:
I feel like D&D 5e has art that speaks to me.
When I was young and first getting into the hobby, I just accepted that the game was written by white men. 1/ ...And based off fiction written by white men. When it came down to it, the art didn't matter because people can look like what I wanted to see in my mind.

Over the years, RPGs started being more inclusive in their art, including D&D, with Regdar technically being black 2/