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My first game in 2024 is tomorrow, and we're finally playing a oneshot of 13th Age. I wanted to check this game out for so long, and it finally happens. I won't run a campaign (no time for another game with statblocks and maps), though.
Second plan is to finish our Odyssey of the Dragonlords campaign. We're getting closer to the 'canonical' ending with 30 sessions behind, but I also wanted to run additional post-ending content, so I feel like we're here for another half a year or so.
Third plan is to completely and utterly stop running campaigns on 5e, saving it only for the paid (and very expensive) games for people who're willing to pay for the brand, basically. I'm tired of prepping it, and I'm tired of WotC's shenanigans and bad book quality.
Fourth is to finish our Forged in the Dark game, working title Edge of the Blade. It's a basic Pondsmith-like cyberpunk game without any shenanigans which is somehow still not present on the market, except for the new release of CBR+PNK which I've yet to check out (but the one-shot edition was brilliant). Every FitD cyberpunk I saw were either weird or unfinished, or, most often, both.
Fifth is making my paid GMing portfolio. Sixth is to run my paid GMing service to connect good hosts and new players, but that two is yet to come.