I've had SO much fun playing Infinite Galaxies! I had the privilege of playtesting it before its Kickstarter campaign and Rory MacLeod had so many great ideas that changed the way I play and run Powered By the Apocalypse games. In that game, I played a hot shot Ace, which was really fun. I had my own ship! I've also played Infinite Galaxies with my regular weekly D&D group and we all had a great time. In that game, I played a Psi. The playbooks hit all the important sci-fi archetypes. The built-in setting is also perfect in terms of flexibility for your game.

This is the character sheet my group uses. It's got everything you need (except spells

I've been playing D&D for about 5 years. Started in 4e and have been playing 5e since its release. While I love the modern editions, something has always intrigued me about older versions of the game. But those old books are just page after page of walls of text and complicated rules and references. It's not digistible or easy to learn. Luckily, that's where Old School Essentials comes in. OSE presents the 1e D&D rules in a readable, digestible way that makes sense to the modern reader. This is something my friends and I can actually play at the table. Everything is organized super well and the mechanics are clear.

I backed the Kickstarter and received the Hole in the Oak adventure, which has been fun to play. I've also purchased the Advanced Fantasy Rules, which is equally great. I fully intend to buy the print versions of these books when they're made available, now that I know how awesome they are.

In the future, I'd love to see Necrotic Gnome tackle some additional classes (mystic, psionicist?) and add additional monsters or even different genre rules. I would also be interested in a 2e clone that makes that edition clearer for modern players. I know Necrotic Gnome does good work and I would be first in line to buy any and all of these!