Hmmm, what time periods do people prefer to set their games in?

I lean towards Renaissance/Reformation/Counter Reformation, but that is because I like the politics, the wars, and the cannon... I expect to be in the minority there.

This may give some idea as to what terrain might be most eagerly awaited.

The Auld Grump

*EDIT* I think I did something similar once upon a time, but danged if I can find it now....

Yeah I picked Other as well.

I have a High Fantasy game but the tech level is more to Late Roman and Qin Empire than Late Medieval.

Working on a Battletech RPG in GURPS

Working on a Doctor Who in GURPS

GURPS Traveller

I'm starting to get back into RPG which is leaving me less time for my tabletop games.

Late Medieval and Modern/Post Modern

I opted for late medieval because that one was the only one to mention wizards

We pretty much exclusively play D&D in a vanilla (but homegrown) campaign world.

Am working on Something Below at the moment which will fit in wonderfully. Next project will almost definitely be Hellworks based !

Frank

There are a few Ancients games out there - OGL Ancients and Testament for D20, and of course RuneQuest, which seems like it has been around since the Stone Age.

I ran a bronze age game for AD&D 2nd ed, the afterlife was a place you could physically travel to, a long, difficult journey to the mountains beyond the world's edge.

I had fun with it. I even started a thread on a world creation newsgroup on creating the pantheon, but lost my internet access before going into too much detail. The first time that I ever had an ISP quietly fold up its tent and disappear into the night.

The Auld Grump