I'll be re-starting an older 1E campaign that was on hiatus while I was out of town.

I also plan on getting Roll20 1E up and running to finally take advantage of my kickstarter contribution a couple years ago.

Hoping to continue running Temple of Elemental Evil for my kids (using the old 2nd ed Campaign Scenario).

Will continue to run 5E for my kids and a friend and his kid from time to time.

Continue to run Stars without number on RPOL.

I would love to run 7th Edition Call of Cthulhu one day, but don't have players for it.  But hopefully one day.....

I buy and read RPG's a lot. Haven't played one in many years. That is what I want to change this year. I'm trying to decide what game I want to try out on my kids. They are old enough for any system but I want to keep my GM work on the light side.

I'm thinking Swords and Wizardry or Castles and Crusades if I do fantasy.
Or, Supers! or BASH! if I do super hero.

Also considering Horror, which my kids would love but I think might be a harder arena for creativity for this very rusty old GM.  Not sure what system I'd use for that.

I also love Traveller-style Sci Fi, probably my own favorite.

So.... I'm all over the place with my thoughts as you can see if you made it this far into my rambling.

Anyway, fun question so I thought I'd chime in.

/cheers

I'd love to play something but between living in a tiny town away from "my" FLGS, a full time job, school and a family I've precious little time. :/

More Traveller. I have a request to run a 0D&D game as well, and am considering adding it in February. I'll be going to Origins this year in Columbus. It just might be the last year Origins runs, since the contract goes through 2015. I haven't seen an announcement for Origins 2016 yet.

My RQ3 Griffin Island campaign is starting today after the Christmas holiday. I expect it to go on at least for the most part of the year, probably into 2016. This is my main campaign, as it is the most regular, being played weekly.

I am running a CoC Innsmouth campaign, and my goal for this year is to make it more regular, on a biweekly basis. Once we finish the Innsmouth campaign, we either start Spawn of Azathoth or we change games.

As soon as it is possible, I want to run Pendragon, the Boy King or the Great Pendragon campaign. I've wanted to do it for years.

I've GMed 3 sessions of MERP/Rolemaster (started just before Christmas) as a stopgap between D&D adventures, we've put it on hold now to play D&D but we will come back to it soon.

We're finishing off the big epic fight at the end of our 4e D&D adventure for our secondary campaign, once it's over (about 2 more sessions) we will build the characters under 5e and do the next leg of the campaign.

We have converted the characters from our primary D&D campaign over to 5e, we've done a few playtest sessions but we will start the campaign back up in earnest later on. Not sure if this will be before or after the other 5e game.  

All of the above is the same group, we play once a week but we switch campaigns/GMs at the end of each adventure.

I'm also in a casual 5e game with an overlapping group, we play at weekends once every month or two.

So a lot of D&D and fantasy at the moment then.

Running Trav for the first time in a few years, for a campaign I'm guessing will last maybe four months.

I'm not sure - aside from playtesting - possibly playing a Pathfinder game with a new group I'm in; maybe running a Traveller game for my Sunday group (Prison Planet?); and I'm not sure what Ken has in store for us next. The stars seem to have aligned themselves so that all the groups I'm in have just finished a campaign at the same time...

Give my Dark Ages: Vampire game a boot up the backside.
Run some Advanced Fighting Fantasy and Warhammer Fantasy Role Play weekenders.
Decide whether or not I can abide D&D of any stripe.

Entered the new year with 2 D&D 5E games I'm running and a bi-weekly AD&D 2nd edition game as a player (in theory, still got to show up to it). Planning to do BRP Astounding Adventures and Call of Cthulhu modern campaigns next. Future plans include a BRP Blood Tide campaign, run all the modules for Legend in The Spider God's Bride, and possibly a Cthulhu Rising campaign. And lots more D&D 5E of course.

My 12 year old has declared that she is running a game. So that should be fun.

Quote from: Emperor Norton;809070My 12 year old has declared that she is running a game. So that should be fun.

My 12 year old daughter also wants to run DnD 5e.

I'm about to start playing in a monthly Anima: Beyond Fantasy campaign and also just started playing in a monthly Yggdrasil game.

Our weekly Conspiracy X: X-COM game is about to wrap up so I'll swap from playing that to running a weekly Shadows of Esteren game for the group.

As for games I'd like to run/play but probably won't get to: Numenera, Ryutamma, Nova Praxis, Iron Kingdoms and Mutant Year Zero are probably at the top of my list right now.  We've got some spots for one-shots (like GenCon and our annual camping trip) so maybe I can slide one of those in then.

My Traveler game starts tonight!