I hear Ironclaw does ok business with their furry rpg stuff.Ive been tempted to buy it. Ive never really ever played paper rpgs since I didnt have anyone to play. creating characters is kind of fun though.

It doesn't have to be a furry game, any RPGs, fantasy, superhero, etc...

A lot people play online over Skype - if you can't find a group to play with locally, look into finding people to play with online. Not sure where you'd start particularly, but it's something to check out if you want to play.

Dungeons & Dragons 3.5, Mutants & Masterminds, After the Bomb, and Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay consist of all the pen & paper RPGs I have books for. However, I've only played the first two.

I play P&P D&D x3. Especially since D&D v5 came out. <3

I've been playing pathfinder biweekly for about 4 months now

The hobby is alive and well and bigger than ever! Lots of REALLY good design work coming out these days. Some fabulous games

I design RPG's, publish RPGS, write supplements and adventures for other people's games. D&D novels and al that jazz. Got GENESTORM coming out in the next month or two.


Original D&D is alive and well, BTW! Several different groups have cleaned up the rules and republished, or published their own twists on them. The result has been some utterly marvellous work,and storytelling galore.

Check out

http://www.swordsmen-and-sorcerers.com/
http://www.goblinoidgames.com/index.html
http://www.rpgnow.com/product/98978/Barrowmaze-I



So much cool sttuff out there!

I play a monthly (more or less) game of Mekton Zeta with a group of friends that has become international, due to people moving. We play partly over Skype, and have had a campaign going for about four or five years.
I've played a lot of other games before and alongside that too, and listen to numerous podcasts about the hobby as well. Many of them deal with D&D, as well as a whole host of other games.

Mostly "Pathfinder" these days, and "Blood of Heroes". I've been playing DnD since the 80's. I began, really, in the late autumn of 1979 but didn't start reffing until New Year's Day, 1980.

Yes: I currently am in charge of a pony role-playing game, based on a rules set loosely derived from Open D6 called Pony Tales. The rulebook is available on my Deviantart gallery.

I would play a MLP tabletop rpg in a heartbeat if I could.

There is always PonyFinder. I would play it in a heartbeat ...

The rules look excellent. The idea of a game of the two princesses conflict looks great.

It's alive and well and thriving. Tabletop rpg's are finally coming into their own and even going online/digital via things like Skype and different programs that allow you to play via virtual tabletop. D&D just got an amazing fifth edition which is everything I've ever wanted it to be and more. They've made it inclusive which means they've basically said ANYbody should be able to play these games.

It makes me feel good knowing something I've loved very much since I was a kid loves me, too. I was born the year D&D came out (1974) and it's had a huge impact on my life. I wouldn't be here or be with my partners if it wasn't for D&D and my love of tabletop gaming so seeing how it's thriving makes me so happy.

I think that is about as rare as non digital furry art.

Me, after a hard day at the work place and if I'm not playing with art, or visiting the deer, I like to play the slot machines that are offered from Zimga, WMS, along with some few others.

I've got two rpgs I'm currently involved in. One of them is a "Pathfinder" game (system is basically a retooled version of DnD 3rd edition) and the other is Dark Heresy, a warhammer 40k rpg where the players roleplay acolytes of the most Holy Inquisition of Terra and the Imperium of Man. ^^

Both are fun and are played weekly.

I guess the only way I'm going to be playing in a game is to run the game.

My buddy Lance is currently having that same problem. He's the DM for his local game store from what he tells me.

Pathfinder, D&D 3.5, Shadowrun 3rd edition when I can find a group, WEG Star Wars.
Though in recent years I've taken up the tabletop wargaming (Firestorm Armada, Monsterpocalypse, Axis & Allies War at Sea, X-wing), so I don't play RPG's as much as I used to.

Yep! In fact next weekend our group is having our next session of Pony Tales. It is an MLP roleplaying game that I have provided consultation on. We've had a blast playing it.