- Play more of the giant pile of games I’ve accumulated over the years
- More playtesting of Get Ready 2 Rock
- Learn more about older (e.g. Forge-era) storygames
- Develop my games that I’m writing for my Economic Geography and Environmental Justice classes so that they’re in a state to be shared with other people
What RPG gaming goals do you have for 2019?
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- find new friends to play with
- Have as much fun with rpgs as possible
- run Hearts of Wulin
- run vagabonds of dyfed
- create some nice modules and settings
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- Run a game a week on Gauntlet Hangouts [Pacific weeknights]
- Introduce more of my friends to one-shot story games. Many want to play, but can’t commit to more than a single session.
- Travel to a couple cons
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- Write more (read: at all)
- Test a game in my development queue
- Play in a few Gauntlet Games
- Run a few Gauntlet Games
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- Playtest more games still in development - It’s kind of fun trying to figure out games that are still brewing?
- Run more games by smaller/independent designers
- Write some small games??
- Get this David Lynch-esque surreal city landscape quarterly campaign out of my head and someplace in the actual world
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Yass definitely run HoW! Excited to hear about it if/when you do 
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With pleasure. Do you still have tips for matching series, which can be found on Amazon or YouTube or elsewhere? I found one without subtitles. Nice to look at, but I just do not understand anything 
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The Blade of Destiny, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Hero, IP Man are all possible touchstones if I recall. @Agatha probably knows more.
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Play and run games from my collection.
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Attend Metatopia.
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Move a few game designs towards completion.
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- go to at least one con. (I haven’t been to one in over 15 years)
- try out more one-shots
- play more gm-less and gm-full games
- do more f2f facilitating
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A new goal: my partner and I want to establish our home as a hub for a more diverse local indie tabletop community. We have a really beautiful shared space and it’s important to both of us to give back to our friends and support creativity at, and around, the table 
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Hi! Let’s talk about this more. 
Let’s talk about this more.
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Playtest more
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Actively contribute to the Gauntlet game design scene with playtest participation and feedback
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Publish, even if it’s a soft launch, even if its a zine, even if its a microgame exported from Word PUBLISH something
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Learn how it itch.io better!
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I have all these same goals!
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I’ve been thinking about this a lot and I think the answer is: do a wider variety of things.
Play game systems that are very different from each other
Play different formats (one-shots, campaigns, rotating casts, etc.)
Play with a variety of people
The last two years I’ve mostly played games within the same systems and with a steady group playing campaigns. I’ve enjoy those games and will still play with my weekly group…but I’m ready to expand my range. So far this year I’ve already played 5 new game systems and each one opens my mind to how many different things games can do.
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So I haven’t been able to play much lately because of school and health, so my main goal is to play RPGs that make me happy with good people.
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I’ve made a step in one of my goals: I posted a No Country for Old Kobolds event in April
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- Get more involved with my semi local queer gaming organization
- Run at least 1 one shot at one of their meetups (I signed up to run Beyond the Wall and Other Adventures in April)
- Go to at least one con
- Play at least one game online
- Convince one of my in person GMs to run something other than D&D so I can actually play something other than D&D
- Run Masks for my Friday night playgroup
- Run my D&D game for my little siblings at least semi-regularly and try to instill non-murder hobo instincts in them
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