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• CoC or Delta Green use the basic roleplaying system, which i really love.
• 5e because I think it's the most user-friendly iteration of D&D and despite Hasbro being douches, I have a deep and abiding love for D&D.
• MORKBORG because I'm not a huge fsn of any of the OSR gamrs I've tried but it seems like they should be included ss a rules-light option for newcomers to get their feet wet and I think it's the most fun out of those options
• I haven't played Savage Worlds or Kids on Bikes, but they both seem like really good systems that wouldn't be hard to learn and look like a lot of fun. Also, they have mechanics the others don't so they're good from a variety standpoint.

I don't keep up on every single system, but I'd go:

• Call of Cthulhu/Delta Green
• D&D 5e
• Savage Worlds
• MORK BORG
• Kids on Bikes

I think that's a good spread. Edited: bullet points

This feels like a lot of stuff for Brennan to be doing so I hope he takes care of himself. I also will miss Matt DMing despite the fact that this is probably going to be amazing.

Hell yeah.

This looks excellent, I'm excited to try it out. I'm about to switch my game from Age of Ashes to homebrew and I'm going to have only 2 players so this will come in handy.

Yeah. I'm GMing some new players and I have a hard time getting my rogue to realize that there are a good number of ways to get a target flat-footed and deal sneak attack damage. I'm giving him as many suggestions as possible but it's not clicking for him yet.

I love this.

This may be one positive side effect of global warming.

I'm imagining the two of you as one person talking to themselves via sock puppets. I have nothing of value to add to this conversation beyond that.