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Well, except they aren’t a fantasy saga. They’re lots of different fantasy sagas made by one publisher. That’s a bit like saying all of Penguin Random House’s books are one giant saga.

Yeah. Basically, shared hobbies are likely socially beneficial, whatever they are. It’s not the hobby itself, it’s the social experience. So I bet we’d see similar results for a survey of pretty much any group hobby.

Good god yes. And it may be the best RPG ever made. It’s certainly my favourite. It was made by WEG, was the first ever dice pool system, and was the precursor to the d6 system which powered things like Star Wars. The Ghostbusters RPG was one of the most influential games in the hobby’s history.

That's an interesting use of the word "obscure". :)

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Too much info puts me off. If the trailer is basically a Cliff Notes version of the film, I don’t need to watch the film. Also, if the trailer shows all the funny lines or all the best stunts, that makes the film an anticlimactic experience. I think — give me the premise. The genre. Show me...

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I can usually convert things on the fly so I often use stuff from different games.

Pathfinder 2E, I imagine.

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Clayface is a movie.

Voice? Is he an animated character?

Ah… so he becomes the superhero he plays?

I don't know how you could count them. There's no central record of them. Maybe you could look at DTRPG, but that's not going to get all of them. The RPGGeek lists are very incomplete. I don't think it can be done.

I'm a bit confused--is this an MCU film? But he's not a superhero just an actor? Or is it separate to the MCU?

I don't really care what they 'should' be (it's all made up!)--Star Trek to me was always big naval ships, not starfighters. I wouldn't want to see a Star Destroyer ducking and weaving and spinning either.