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This thread reminds me to dig out my "Dad's Army of Darkness" t-shirt now that the weather has warmed up. https://geekteesus.com/product/dads-army-of-darkness-graphic-shirt/

As this thread goes on I have found myself really warming to Derek.

A lot of the Egyptian gods just plain got old. IIRC, Ra is bordering on senile in one myth. So did some of the Japanese gods, Izanagi and Izanami famously.

Last vampires I played were land developers. They were NPCs. They got very staked.

From my home game the orc barbarian, Myrtle, learned to read from geography texts. He pronounces it Fla-anus.

There's the Canonfire website. http://www.canonfire.com/cf/index.php Loads of stuff there. Some really, really deep dives.

When I write up adventures for a supers game, I use Comic Sans. And I used Papyrus for in-game handouts when I was running my Not-Ancient-Egypt game. And for some reason I think Trajan works well for in-game hand outs that need to look official.

Pineapple on ham - no problem. Pineapple and ham on pizza - just awful. I've never claimed I'm consistent.

I love that movie. Had it on VHS, played it to death.

All I said was "That piece of halibut was good enough for Tharizdun."

I'm beginning to think you have a crush.

I do to an extent. But honestly, I could be clearer about these things. Nice post!

I have not personally met this player. But I have heard many tales of them. :eek: I wonder if perhaps they would be better off as GMs?

Very true. I love doing up a setting and getting into obscure lore. I really enjoy it. But I understand that I do it for me. I don't expect my players to need or even want to know half of the crap I spend my time dreaming up. Because it just isn't relevant to their play experience. I have...

Love it! What did you use to make the map?

Some do, some don't. It's very taste dependent. re. homebrew, I've found that getting player input into the setting from the outset has really increased player buy-in to the setting.

The character the MCU changed my perception of is Antman. Never gave a rat's a*** about him in the comics. Either version. But one of my favourite characters in the MCU.

Yay!

Back in the day, it's a trope I used in every setting I wrote. Used it so much, and usually with more than a single progenitor race, that I eventually tired of it. Nowadays I rarely think that far back in my settings' histories. But having read through other people's cool ideas I'm finding I...

Not lying, I would play that game.