TTRPG Gaming Resolutions 2024 Edition

[pogre]

I want to connect with more players locally. My long term group is going to have some changes as my youngest son is moving on to college. Potentially, I have another long term player who is going to take a break. So, recruiting is a priority, but I also want to meet new people - even if they don't mesh with our gaming style.

 

[Retreater]

I'm going to strive to be more positive about my views online and to try to find a way to rekindle some passion for the hobby.

 

[jdrakeh]

• Running something long-term that isn't D&D. Likely Starfinder, Candela Obscura, or GURPS Dungeon Fantasy.
• Also the pencil thing.

 

[ART!]

Decide if I actually want to run the two short-run games and the one long-term game I have in mind, or if I just like thinking about running them.

Spend more in-person time with some of the folks in my gaming group other than on game night.

 

[Zaukrie]

Run my VTT games in 2.5 or 3d on Foundry.

Paint some of my unpainted minis, since it looks like I finally have an in person game.

Build out my gaming space in the basement.

Stop buying games I won't play (luckily, the MCDM RPG is THIS year.....).

 

[ART!]

Actually, in 2024 I want to lean into writing, layout, and copyediting/proofreading work in the biz. Anywhere in the general creation and publishing end of things is the longer-term goal.

 

[schneeland]

Not everything might happen in 2024, but the tentative plan is:

1. Increase my practical familiarity with Docker, Traefik and CrowdSec
2. Set up the basic infrastructure for outside access on my NAS
3. Set up Foundry and the modules I bought/got over the last two years on said NAS
4. Play around with the VTTs for which I have modules (Foundry, Roll20, Alchemy)
5. Run a game or two with those VTTs and a system from my top 5 list for next year (DCC, Dolmenwood, Vaesen, Beyond the Wall, Broken Compass)