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I recently reorganized my painting area so that may be a possibility. I have to see how it turns out visually on camera. Thanks for the idea.

Thank you for the advice. I’ve had some games since the pause and other games I’m working on now. I’ve been also been having an inch for some tactical like game.

Thank you man. I have another video recorded and I have some ideas for more. I’m taking it one step at a time.

Brandon miller. Currently it’s on 6.2 edition

Thank you

That sounds interesting, I never finished prey due to time. How did the one shot go?

@@theinsomniacgm1221 It was okay, it was more of a slow burn until they realized the place was crawling with mimics

@@studogable that’s the only one I don’t own. I may have to look into it now. Thanks for your feedback on the book.

I’ve had thoughts on running something like that for beyond the supernatural or run a men in black like game. Thanks like always for bringing games to my attention :)

It’s an in person game for my brother and his friends, sorry.

In the future if time is available i may do something for viewers if there is enough interest

Thank you for the comment and kind words :)

hey, pun intended

Even more reason I need to get a pc one day lol. I’ll have to watch videos of it, sounds up my alley.

Thank you. I’ve been meaning to look at the new updates on the newest version

It’s a pretty fun game. The company has other games that uses the same system if you’re interested in non horror settings.

Sorry my response is so slow, I’ve been busy with my wedding. Welcome to the channel and thank you for the comment. I agree with you, I like the horror super game. I’d love to see how players respond in a world where they’re saving people who fear them.

Thank you, I’ve had it out of sight but I’ve been having sound issues so I’m not hiding it anymore. Excuse my ignorance, I’m not very familiar with world of darkness so I have to ask were the players playing hunter or is this a homebrew ruleset? On a side note, the thought of your scenario makes me eager to run a horror game. Tonight my fiancée and I may do a one on one Halloween one shot that she pitched and I still need to check with my usual group.

@@theinsomniacgm1221 It has many "splatbooks", Hunter is one of them but the base game, Chronicles of Darkness, allows to make regular people or people with some really low powered supernatural gifts. I original made the scenario as a sort of choose your own adventure using the rules of CoD, inspired in a module of Call of Chtulhu called "Alone Against the Flames" (which I think is still free).

That’s cool! I’m glad I asked. I’m going to have to look into it.

Thank you. I‘be been wanting to try some 2e. I’ve heard a lot of fond memories and thoughts on 2e.

Yeah, I have to agree. My older videos I was trying to bridge the 5e community with other games but I’ve given that up.

Thank you, I’m hoping to continue the campaign again after a long pause due to scheduling.

Where I’m at, everyone seems to know sw but nobody has played it. I’m hoping to run it sometime soon.

Thank you :)

Yeah, pretty crunchy. I think it would do better if it had a second version that was simpler and walked you through the game more like the tsr games with their basic and advanced rules.

Uploading a new video to dive deeper and not have audio issues. Hope it is more helpful

I hope you can run it, it sounds like fun. If you run it I’d love to hear how it goes. What are you running currently?

I’ve been having a problem with my rpg I’m writing and I think you may have helped me out of it. Thank you :) Now I need to look into the strange. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.

A lot of those are games I love but some I haven’t heard of or I want to look at. I’ve been considering looking at battlords, what edition do you recommend?

@@theinsomniacgm1221 I have the 6th edition rulebook, never got the 7th edition!

Thank you, I’ve been wondering where I should start and I’ll start there. I won’t be able to look into it until after my wedding later this year.

I’d have to look over that again. It’s been awhile since I’ve looked at it and I think the hp is over sight of mine. War of cybertron would be great. I never played but I bought my brother the games and would watch him play it. Your campaign idea is the way I like playing, where the players are ordinary people or in this case autobots. Yeah, I find the game is too complicated for kids. It surprises me they didn’t make it easier with how transformers is a children’s ip. It would be a great jumping on point for kids to get into RPGs while keeping it open for older fans like us to play.

Thank you, I’ve heard so many people pronounce it as borg that I didn’t bother checking to see if that’s it’s actually pronunciation. I need to say I love your comments, you’re constantly bringing something new to my attention. I’ve never heard of DiTerlizzi but now I’ll have to look into it. Is planescape your favorite dnd setting?

@@theinsomniacgm1221 I like Planescape for what it is, while it has all the cool places you can imagine, that extra freedom also means it's going to challenge you more as a GM when you build scenarios. The usual question is "How do I stop my players from ruining the adventure by crossing a gate to another plane?", that sort of stuff. Planescape shines when you really play out the different ideas, pit the factions against each other and let the players decide which side they are in. But there is a bit of a tension between the character driven game the core ideas of the setting aspire to... and the reality of the D&D game system.

It uses a combination of the years zero rules with 5e. Instead of multiple d6s you use a single d20 but advantages and disadvantages stack. Taking a condition grants disadvantage on all rolls using that stat. I believe you can get the solo rules separately from the game on drivethru. I know right, it’s from the same artist that does vaesen if you haven’t seen it.

Huh I thought I fixed it when I went to upload it. Thanks for bringing it to my attention, it’s fixed now. Do you normally play in that era of Star Wars? I now have to look into kgbeast. As for DC my fiancé is a big dc fan so she had me pick up the dc rpg so i can run her it.

@@theinsomniacgm1221 Another era I like from SW is during the Clone Wars, there are tons of interesting statblocks for enemy droids or clone-troopers, and making adventures around military misions is pretty easy. I also played during the Rebel era, the only published campaign for SAGA is basically the birth of the Rebelion... it's been a while since I have read it, but it had some interesting ideas and you traveled to many places during the adventures. KGBeast is your run-of-the-mill soviet assassin, expert on all weapons, poisons and desguises.

@@estebanrodriguez5409 a lot of my friends love the clone wars. Out of any era I know they would jump on that so hard. I’m jealous, I’d like to play in a Star Wars game, I don’t care what era.

That is a setting I’m unaware of. What intrigues you most about it?

@@theinsomniacgm1221 Ptolus is a huge metropolis and a setting. The book itself contains descriptions of the various wards in the city, NPCs, factions and secrets, it's a HUGE book. The setting itself is good for urbancrawls and dungeoncrawls (under the city there is a huge megadungeon). Also, the setting has at least one long adventure, that I heard is pretty good. You can practically open any page and find a good hook for an adventure.

I’m with you on being a fan of the players. I’ve had more deaths than I’d like but that is mainly from playing 5e and players keep pushing for me to give them a harder challenge and after sometime it jumps so bad because I can’t figure out a good balance between challenging and fun. Other than that my deaths have been from going in without a plan, getting cocky, luck not on a players side or doing something really really stupid like turning over an artifact to a cult that needs the item to awaken an elder god. I love call of Cthulhu:) thank you for your story. I’m sorry the campaign had to end on a sour note.

Sounds like my type of game. Let me know how it goes, I’d love to hear about it :)

I meant as a character you had at a table you gmed at, my bad. That sounds like a cool character. How long did you play the character and do you have any highlighted moments of that character?

During the ogl issue runequest was free as a pdf on drivethru. I picked it up but have yet to read it. Do you think the setting is good?

@@theinsomniacgm1221 The character creation in the latest edition has you roll the timeline of your grandfather, your parent and you, which ultimately grounds you a lot on the events of the world. There aren't that many bronze age RPGs, I would say the game manages to land the themes it wants you to play with like a living mythology, cults, powerful runecasters.

@@estebanrodriguez5409 is that the edition you would recommend? Which edition is the most recent?

@@theinsomniacgm1221 The current edition is from Chaosium. The one I have is from Mongoose (I think 2006) and it's mostly setting neutral. I'm not that much in the know of the difference between the editions.

It sounds pretty interesting, I’ll have to check it out. :)

Mothership has been on my list to play. Last year I kickstarted a supplement for it that I may flip through when it comes in the mail. The game seems up my alley.

With how you talk about mutants and masterminds, I think one day I’ll have to pick it up and flip through it.

Thank you :)

Welcome to the channel. Thank you for the comment. I too have Swedish ancestry so that is one of the draws to Vaesen with me, along with other Swedish RPGs. You have me interested in Etherscope and space 1889. I’ve never heard of them but will be looking into them.

Yeah I had the same thought when I saw it for the first time

I’ve been considering getting time master. Would you recommend both? I’ve recently purchased majus and their zombie game but haven’t had the time to sit down and read them.

@@theinsomniacgm1221 Time Master was pretty complicated for the GM, but could lead to some fun scenarios. Since going back into the past always had consequences for the future, killing a random guard who was supposed to have descendants could change the timeline drastically enough that a 2nd time team would have to go back to fix the first team's mistakes, without making their own mistakes... like letting a Roman Soldier see a futuristic weapon and coming back to a future where the Empire never fell.

@@costanzafaust sounds very interesting. I’ll have to look into it. Thank you 😊

Thank you :)