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How was your 2023 RPG season? (self.rpg)

submitted 11 months ago by Ziggurat to c/[email protected]

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End of the year is coming, so let's talk about our 2023 RPG year. Was their any great moment? Nice discovery? Projects finally achieved/started?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago

I've played through all of Agents of Edgewatch, started playing Gatewalkers, started playing a heavily modded Spelljammer module, and began running a sandbox campaign of my own design. I've come to the conclusion that all APs, canned adventures, and modules are bad and I'm utterly bored by all of them. They evoke the feeling of going to a movie theater, but with the pacing and scheduling issues associated with TTRPGs. They're just poor match for the character or objective driven campaigns that I crave.