Poll Response 11

So, our games are equally spread throughout time, from 1974 to 2012. Interesting. Anyone have any ponderings on this subject?

Poll Response 10

This latest poll was about A Song of Ice And Fire, George R.R. Martin's fantasy epic. 37% of readers liked the books, 12% loved them, and 50% haven't read them. Key learning: Pick more widely known poll topics.

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This week's question was....

Would you purchase a Pathfinder bestiary containing around 25 monsters and selling for around $10?

80% of you said yes. 20% said they would, but for another system. But then they didn't specify which system. So I'm afraid whoever you are, I will not be making a bestiary involving your system. But I am planning on making a Pathfinder one. If I'm done soon, I can give it away in a 100th post contest. We're at 82, folks. Four posts a week (average) equals...about five weeks. That should be enough time. Hopefully.

Poll Response 6

I asked if the gaming hobby was accepted by your peers. 33% said yes, 33% no, and 33% only associate with other gamers. Since three people voted, the data isn't very "real", but I thought it was interesting.

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OSR severely beat "New-School" gaming, 10 to 1 in our latest poll. I know now my audience. However, I have been thinking of doing more dungeon crawling in my existing fantasy campaign, so maybe that'll be OSR-like enough.

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Alright, so everyone answered "What's an SDCC?". I think I shouldn't have used the acronym. San Diego Comic-Con. Oops.

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Off to Jupiter's poll closed today, and I learned that you, my appreciated readers, prefer to play tall characters in RPGs, rather than Dwarves, Halflings, and the like. Why?