Just two RPGs dominated my imagination from 1987 to 1996: TSR’s D&D and Palladium’s Rifts. A few years ago I did go back and run a couple of D&D campaigns, with a far more competent and organised (and better financed) approach than I had as a kid. It was good! The experience reminded me that “GM” is one of my key character class abilities, and subsequently I went on to start running stuff regularly, to the point where I now produce TTRPG material as a mostly part-time job of work.
Rifts, though, had a different story.
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Lost in the hills of Somerset, this Rossignol searches for meaning among the clattering of small plastic bones.