The Stochastic Game

Ramblings of General Geekery

I only played a handful of new-to-me TTRPGs this year but except for a couple of convention one-shots, we opted to play them long enough (>10 sessions) to get a good taste, which I really prefer. Plus, continuing a few years-long campaigns, which is also awesome! Here’s to long plays.


TTRPGs ran/played in 2025:

  • Call of Cthulhu
  • Delta Green
  • RuneQuest
  • Dragonbane
  • Pendragon
  • Warhammer
  • Spire
  • D&D
  • BRP
  • Questworlds
  • GURPS
  • 13th Age
  • Traveller
  • Weird Heroes of Public Access
  • Ronin
Covers of all the TTRPGs mentioned in the post's text.

Just in time for the end of the year, I finished playing through this video game classic I had never played before. With help from the young kid, where “help” means yelling “WATCH OUT! CLICKERS! RELOAD! THROW A MOLOTOV!”

A picture of a PS5 controller and the game box for "The Last of Us" (part 1)

We’re back from our ski week and that means walking this good fluffy boy again every day!


During this holiday season, remember the old saying: “being fat sucks, but getting fat is awesome”

A picture of some of my ski holiday foods: sourdough bread, chocolate spread, and whipped cream

Happy holidays everyone! I’m busy going down double-black diamonds while ignoring the evidence of my increasing age coming from my legs…


The good fluffy boy is still good, and happy about the recent rainstorms because there’s a lot of premium sticks to be found!


Sure, sex is great, but have you tried starting collecting yet another classic role-playing game?


By the way, in last night’s RuneQuest game, one PC killed Harvar Ironfist in a Heroquest while another PC acting as Yelmalio was judging him for his crimes. Next: civil war in the Far Place! Woohoo!