What gaming stuff are you reading?

[Ancalagon]

Within easy reach for a moment's read:

C&C CKG and PHB (currently running a campaign)
B/X D&D rulebook
Mythras core book
Low Fantasy Gaming

Updated as follows:

C&C PHB, M&T, Classic M&T (currently running a campaign)
Chivalry & Sorcery 5th Edition

[anvil242]

Star Trek Adventures for a new campaign starting next Sunday, Corona virus willing

[serleran]

I was finally able to find someone willing to sell Starstone and Embertrees. I have not yet received them, but I will. And then I will read them.

[maximus]

Digging back into the World of Greyhawk folio. Trying to get some ideas to continue the campaign with my son.

[DMSamuel]

About to start reading Yggsburg...

[dachda]

Yggsburg is great! Ran a game through there some years back and got my players through the Upper Works before Gygax died and the IP dried up. I'm still bummed the Trolls were never able to finish all the town neighborhood Free Town of Yggsburgh supplements. Loved those. With those and just the Upper Works and all the adventures in the hardback campaign book, you had enough for a very long campaign.

[DMSamuel]

Yeah - I have the Castle Zagyg box and Yggsburg book, and the East Mark Gaz... and a couple of the town supplements... have a lot to read

[Lurker]

Mongoose Traveler v1 & v2

Before that Star Wars d6 REUP, and Modiphius Star Trek

Yes a lot of Sci Fi. It is what I may be running next after we finish Masque of Red Death Amazing Adventures (unless Old School Gamer & Mrs OSG step in and run something else)

It's been years since I played or ran any Sci Fi.

[TheMetal1]

AD&D PHB reprint and AD&D Dungeoneer Survival Guide.

Also been looking at various mega-dungeons. Picked up Goodman Games Castle Whiterock (in pdf) as that was one of the few I haven’t gotten yet.

[Buttmonkey]

Just got the reprint of WEG Star Wars 1E. I never read it back in the day.

[anvil242]

I'm reading Leverage with an eye towards running a Star Trek spy campaign. I'm going to use the 2d20 Star Trek rules, but there are some very interesting philosophies about gaming in that Leverage book.