Please notice that I'm not talking about games you've recently heard of. I'm talking about games you've known for years.

For me, it's Blue Planet, Babylon 5 d20, Continuum, Battletech, and Castle Falkenstein. Blue Planet is particularly painful, because I actually own the two core books.

What about you?

Well, I have enough 7th Sea stuff to make a game happen, but...I...haven't.

I make a really serious effort to play at least a gratuitous intro scenario with every game I ever pick up. But I never played Tank Girl. It chafes, I tell ya.

I always wanted to run Engel d20, no matter how badly the d20 conversion was done. I was never able to drum up a lot of support, because only one of my fellow players was interested in the setting.

There are a couple of anime settings I always wanted to play in; Tenchi Muyo! and Revolutionary Girl Utena seemed like they'd be interesting games, but the first wasn't widely supported in my play group and the second seemed a poor fit for the BESM rules. (I would have given it a go, anyhow, but other games took priority.)

There are a few others (Exalted: Fair Folk - too bizarre, Kindred of the East - too exoticized, narrow fan base). I've got a little checklist in my head of games I want to play and run. I've recently been able to cross Burning Wheel off it, but I've got a ton of others. Conflicting schedules really put the hurt on my gaming.

I've always wanted to play in a White Wolf game, particularly mortals, Mage or Changeling, but never been able to get in nor form a group that wanted to play.

I was looking forward to playing Qin at the last Chicago Gameday but the GM cancelled the day before the event.

I've come to the conclusion that if I want to play Tekumel, I'll need to run Tekumel -- preferably for folks who have no idea what Tekumel is.  It's not that I don't want to but I don't care for the GoO rules and porting a game has never been my bag.

Blue Planet how I long for you.  And Twilight 2000.  That's just the start...

Galloway's Fantasy Wargaming

J, the friend mentioned sig-wise around here, could fill this thread with his laments. I think I've gotten to play at least a couple sessions of everything I've wanted to that's old enough to qualify (still no Reign play, sadly).

I've always wanted to play Ringworld. It's one of the few liscensed setting that holds any interest for me.

Ars Magica
Talislanta
Dying Earth

Blue Planet for me too.  I want to run Driftwood...a futuristic version of the HBO show: Deadwood.

le sigh

TORG

I read the three paperback books that were released at the same time as the original game and I always wanted to Play TORG or Reff it . When it originally came out - I didn't have enough money and no regular group of gamer friends at the time.
 Then it mostly went out of print.

I LOVE the idea and setting. These days if I found a decent copy of the main book at Half-price books opr someplace I might try to run it with GURPS rules.

- Ed C.

Quote from: KoltarTORG

I read the three paperback books that were released at the same time as the original game and I always wanted to Play TORG or Reff it . When it originally came out - I didn't have enough money and no regular group of gamer friends at the time.
 Then it mostly went out of print.

I LOVE the idea and setting. These days if I found a decent copy of the main book at Half-price books opr someplace I might try to run it with GURPS rules.

Bear in mind that West End Games can hook you up with Torg products here.

Quote from: AosI've always wanted to play Ringworld. It's one of the few liscensed setting that holds any interest for me.

Ringworld is an awsome game, Aos! Drop on over some time and we'll play it.

For me it's The Dying Earth - My players have no interest...

-clash

I don't have any game that I was ALWAYS interested in trying but never could; I do have a few recent games that I want to play but haven't had a chance to yet (In Harm's Way, Starcluster, Two Fisted Tales).

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