I have lots, but the top of the list is probably Cairn - doubly so now that the Cairn 2e Kickstarter is out. It seems like the perfect mix of light mechanics and shenanigans.

Like many others, I haven’t played because my group is in the middle of a multi-year D&D campaign. That, however, got put on a deadline, as our second child will be along later this year, so who knows what the future holds?

Lancer, I need to finish my Curse of Strahd campaign first…

Mouse Guard, definitely. Lack of time and energy, mostly.

After watching a surreal Acid Western (which started out deceptively straightforward and veered endearingly off the rails by the final act), I’m itching to run “In The Light of the Setting Sun” (Bonanza Edition). But I’m at the end of my current FIST: Ultra Edition campaign and don’t want to rush anything. :D

wanderhome! i don’t have a group of friends who are cringe creative enough to do a fully nonviolent game

Anything sci-fi, using the Savage Worlds system.

I can’t find players. Locally, I can’t find anyone playing anything other than 5e. Online, I’ve been able to find players for various non-5e systems, but haven’t managed to organise a sci-fi SWADE campaign (yet).

Some day I’ll probably run Fate. I’m currently playing Fate as a player, but some day when that campaign’s over I’ll probably start a Fate game as a GM.

As to the “why haven’t I run it yet”, mostly because it wasn’t really on my radar until recently. Once it was on my radar, I happened to stumble across someone else advertising to run a Fate game, so I focused my energies on getting into that game as a player.

I’ve really wanted to learn Delta Green so I can run a SCP story I love (What Happened to Site 13?) and at the end the site teleports out of the world.

Then I’d run a fantasy campaign that is cleaning up the mess they left in the Delta Green one.

Eclipse Phase. It’s a d100 body-swapping cyberpunk scifi horror game partly inspired by the Altered Carbon novels. In the default campaign the players are part of a conspiracy to steer humanity away from tampering with X-threats like alien viruses and tech left behind by hostile superintelligent AI.

I still might run it. My group cycles through GMs, each one of us running a campaign that can be years long. Last time it was my turn I ran Genius: the Transgression, next time could be Eclipse Phase.

I’d love a go at Crown and Skull by Runehammer. It looks really interesting. I’d like to play it before I run it and, frankly, just don’t have the time.

Paranoia, Don’t have anybody that would want to play

Paranoia. I’m afraid I’ve hyped it up too much internally and there’s no way any real play will meet my expectations.

I’d love to play in a Vampire: The Masquerade campaign, or to GM an Avatar Legends campaign. But I’ve only got one gaming group, we’ve got one ongoing campaign, and even getting them to play Pathfinder rather than D&D was an unusual and new experience for them.

Three-way tie. Unfortunately there hasn’t been movement on any due to personal stuff, but hopefully soon:

• Pathfinder 2e for a modern D&D-type experience. (Not to yuck anyone’s yum, but I have plenty of gripes with 5e.)

• Dolmenwood. Currently awaiting delivery of the Kickstarter. For those old-school D&D vibes.

• Burning Wheel. My favorite game I’ve never played, even after owning the books for nearly two decades. :P But for real this time!

So many. And the answer to all “why nots?”. Time. It’s time. So off the top of my head

Eat the Reich - “The year is 1943. You are a team of crack vampire commandos with one mission: drink all of Hitler’s blood”

Conan 2d20

Legend of the Five rings (5e)

Stoneburner - Deep Rock Galactic the TTRPG

Vaesen - Call of Cthulhu but rooted in nordic mythology

Heart the City Beneath - an award-winning complete tabletop roleplaying game about delving into a nightmare undercity that will give you everything you’ve ever dreamed of – or kill you in the process.