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Ugh, too many things.
Mostly I want to finally try running something with my homebrew Dragon Teeth, which is basically a very pared-down and generalized version of D&D 5E with significantly different magic rules.
But what setting and adventure to run? There are too many that interest me, and gamer-attention-deficit makes it tough to focus on getting one ready for play. They include:
Tomb World / Sepulcral Realm - Basically a world where undead have monopolized all resources and the living are rare and have an increasingly difficult existence. To the point that they can't gain enough food to sustain themselves.
- This is the closest I have to running something. An adventure maybe 1/3 written about a community caught between bad luck and an inflexible contract.
Dark Sun - Nothing written, but an idea that has been stuck in my brain for years about convict-laborers sent on an archeological mission by a Sorcerer Queen trying to unearth something to weaken the position of a fellow monarch.
Space horror - Various Mothership and similar published scenarios that'd be interesting to try.
Astral voyage - Have some ideas about fantasy and/or sci-fi adventures traveling through Astral space on various mundane or transcendent errands. But nothing concrete unfortunately. Kind of intended to finally make use of my Astral Navigator's Handbook.
Also a few other slightly more traditional pre-published fantasy adventures/worlds.
Test
Test I frickin love GURPS Ice Age supplement. But never have run it for two reasons:
- After years of consideration I've come to the conclusion that I just don't particularly like GURPS as a system.
- I can never think of stone age scenarios that feel compelling in my mind. Not sure what quality would quite seem satisfying.
But still have some fascination with a dawn of humanity type setting.