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[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Burgers are ruled by a queen. Her name is Jucy Lucy.

95% of Lipitor sales have to be taking place in the Midwest.

 

[Old Fezziwig]

I mean, why not, you already destroyed it by cooking it way too long.

I've always felt that red meat should be threatened with fire more than it should actually be cooked.

 

[Autumnal]

Which doesn't help much if you're looking for a faux-late-Middle-Ages setting, does it?

Well, no, but then I’m not. If I want something medievalish, I’m pretty much always looking for a much more historical kind of foundation on which toads weirdness.

 

[Panzeh]

Honestly i find European Medieval-ish fantasy to be pretty good because there's a lot less explanation i have to do to the players about basic facts of the world.

 

[overgeeked]

The stories in the pulp magazines, especially the hero pulps, are some of the most entertaining, if not the most entertaining stuff you’ll ever read. Imagine getting a 40-60,000 word novel every month…or twice a month…starring Doc Savage or The Shadow. And so much fun to read.

If you’re not familiar, the pulp heroes were the precursors to comic book superheroes. Think street-level superheroes with less spandex, more violence, and better slang.

 

[Reynard]

The stories in the pulp magazines, especially the hero pulps, are some of the most entertaining, if not the most entertaining stuff you’ll ever read. Imagine getting a 40-60,000 word novel every month…or twice a month…starring Doc Savage or The Shadow. And so much fun to read.

If you’re not familiar, the pulp heroes were the precursors to comic book superheroes. Think street-level superheroes with less spandex, more violence, and better slang.

Dude, the thread is supposed to be about UNpopular opinions.

 

[Reynard]

RPGs don't need mechanical progression at all.

 

[Thomas Shey]

RPGs don't need mechanical progression at all.

Though it kind of depends on what usage of "need" one is doing.

 

[overgeeked]

RPGs don't need mechanical progression at all.

They mostly have the illusion of mechanical progression.

 

[overgeeked]

Dude, the thread is supposed to be about UNpopular opinions.

Most people don’t even know who the pulp heroes are, to say nothing of what the pulps were, much less have actually read any.