1. D&D 3.5
2. Rules Compendium D&D
3. DC Heroes
4. Gamma World (2nd edition is my favorite)
5. Mutants and Masterminds
6. d20 Future/Modern/Past
7. Savage Worlds
8. Faery's Tale
9. True20
10. D20 Call of Cthulhu

I always forget games when I do these lists.  Inhabitants of this list change often and for no discernable reason:

1. EABA
2. CORPS
3. Torg
4. Harnmaster
5. Dread: The First Book of Pandemonium
6. HARP
7. Savage Worlds
8. Skyrealms of Jorune
9. FATE
10: A|State

Honorable mentions to: Over the Edge, Unknown Armies, Dark Conspiracy

One nice thing about posting so late in this thread is I can look over other people's lists and remind myself about what games I should include.

1: D&D (3.5) - I play it all the time, and it's a lot of fun.  
2: Call of Cthulhu - Old and creaky in places (although the d20 version fixes some of that), but still a fantastic system for getting your horror on, from fighting for survival to tracking down world-wide conspiracies.  And a lot of the support books are fantastic.
3: Hero System/Champions 5th
4: AFMBE - Eden's de facto generic Unisystem game.  Pulp, martial arts, old west, zombies.  Lots of fun.
5: Shadowrun - Buying guns, spells, and fantastic tricked out vehicles to stick it to the man and get 10% for yourself
6: Feng Shui - A fantastic book to read, and a lot of fun to play.  
7: Mekton Zeta - Giant robots done right
8: Unknown Armies - Wierd modern-day hoodoo with a side of angst.
9: Space 1889 - Victorian white man's burden reaches the stars.
X: Risus - Fun, generic, and I'm a fan of S. John Ross.  He's currently refitting 'Uresia: Grave of Heaven' for the system.


HM: Spirit of the Century, Over the Edge, DC Heros (old system)

Quote from: jcfialaX: Risus - Fun, generic, and I'm a fan of S. John Ross.  He's currently refitting 'Uresia: Grave of Heaven' for the system.

Not exactly. There is already a Urisus site on the Blue Room, but last I heard Uresia would be "All Systems Library" meaning it wouldn't include stats for any game specifically.

In order of stream of consciousness:

1. Space 1889
2. GURPS
3. Chris Engle's Matrix Game
4. Basic D&D
5. D6 Star Wars
6. Ars Magica
7. Call of Cthulhu
8. Vs. Monsters
9. WFRP (2nd Ed.)
10. Traveller: TNE

Honorable Mentions:  Risus, InSpectres, Epiphany


TGA

1. Megatraveller
2. Tribe 8
3. Call of Cthulhu
4. Pendragon
5. BD&D
6. 2300 AD
7. Agone
8. Rolemaster
9. Heroquest
10. 7th Sea

Honorable mentions go to three games I probably won't ever play but which still fascinate me: Polaris, Hero's Banner, Legends of Alyria. And to D&D 3.x, which I play far too often.

1. OD&D (1974)
2. Star Wars 2e (D6 System)
3. The Window 2e (Revised)
4. Risus (with OD&D Cliches)
5. Basic D&D (Holmes Edition)
6. The Burning Wheel (Revised)
7. Shadowrun 3e
8. Trinity
9. Zodiac
10. Paladin

1. D&D 3.x
2. Over the Edge
3. True20
4. Mutants & Masterminds
5. Werewolf: The Apocolypse
6. Spycraft
7. Rifts
8. Palladium Fantasy
9. TMNT
10. Ninja Burger 1st ed. (don't own the more recent ones)

Hon. Mention
Paranoia (any)
Brave New World (not sure I'd use the system, but the world was cool)
Star Trek: TNG LUG (if I had players so it would be worth the time to figure out the system)

Adding my list to the fray...

01. Mythus
02. Runequest 3rd
03. Call of Cthulhu
04. Kult
05. GURPS 4th
06. Artesia
07. D&D 3rd
08. Empire of the Petal Throne 1st
09. Tribe 8
10. Skyrealms of Jorune

Honorable Mention: Dragonquest, Burning Wheel, Legend of the Five Rings.

• Big Eyes, Small Mouth 2nd Edition Revised (Guardians of Order)
• Star Wars Revised & Expanded (West End Games)
• All Flesh Must Be Eaten (Eden Studios)
• Adventure! (White Wolf)
• Deadlands Classic (Pinnacle Entertainment)
• Unknown Armies 2nd Edition (Atlas Games)
• Star Wars Revised (Wizards of the Coast)
• Werewolf: The Apocalypse Revised (White Wolf)
• Call of Cthulhu D20 (Wizards of the Coast)
• Angel (Eden Studios)

In an order that's likely to change drastically depending on whim and whatever I happen to be running at the moment:

1. Nobilis
2. Mage: The Ascension (2e)
3. Call of Cthulhu
4. Kult
5. Over the Edge
6. Ars Magica
7. Pendragon
8. Puppetland
9. Sailor Moon Role-Playing Game
10. World of Darkness (New)

Recent entries have inspired me, and I've modified my original post for editorializing.

let's see:

1.   call of cthulhu
2.   traveller/megatraveller
3.   b/e d&d (moldvay edition)
4.   deadlands (1st ed.)
5.   paranoia (ditto)
6.   star frontiers (pre-zebulon's gd.)
7.   WFRP (1st. ed.)
8.   MERP
9.   gamma world (2nd. ed.)
10.  ad&d (1st. ed.)

i wanted to limit it to things i've actually played.  otherwise i could add werewolf:  the apocalypse, blue planet, shadowrun, 2300 AD, and twilight:2000.

edit:  forgot to add WFRP.  that knocked d20 in general off the list.  it's fun and all, but just a tad too videogamey/magic the gathering (powercreep) for me.

Quote from: MelinglorRecent entries have inspired me, and I've modified my original post for editorializing.

I did the same thing.  I had originally missed that the order made a difference in weighting...

Hmmm ... :hmm:

1. MERP
2. Rules Cyclopedia D&D
3. Castles & Crusades
4. Rolemaster Classic (i.e. 2e)
5. Angel
6. True20
7. WFRP (2e)
8. HARP
9. Runequest (2e)
10. AD&D (1e)