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Though the Ferengi did not turn out to be threatening force originally envisioned in TNG (though the Marauder almost kicked the D's ass) they turned out to be a pretty interesting culture by the end of DS9. I rather enjoyed the Ferengi inclusion in Trek in the post TNG timeline. As for why...

How Wolverine’s Ultimate Nemesis Got Two Adamantium Skeletons

Not the mama!

Oh you spelled "Styracosaurus" incorrectly. "Therizinosaurus" is also acceptable.

Isn't it more like I only want two songs off an album and not the whole thing?

I've backed 14 Kickstarter projects I think. Of those, only three have not arrived because they are still in progress (as they estimated). I only got upset with one because they changed formats on me. I like both Kickstarter and Amazon (though I won't do nfts or pay via crypto). I think it is...

That's great… but I've never heard of Ironsworn or Starforged. Guessing this is it? https://www.ironswornrpg.com/product-ironsworn-starforged I'll take a look but a summary would've helped a little.

A lot of these look very fun. I never played in a Spelljammer campaign, were gelatinous cubes common? If out in space, would they retain their cube shape?

I love me some Star Wars and Star Trek. I actually really liked WEG's D6 system for Star Wars but for some reason I could not get into it as much as D&D. I wonder if (for me) there is just too many possibilities? D&D has the advantage of being around a long time and being popular. Although you...

Who will stat out Lord Licorice and his pets? I mean they are both Hasbro…

222. The Four Nations from Avatar Legends: The Roleplaying Game (2022). Based on the animation, where telekenetics can manipulate different elements. Uses Powered By the Apocalypse engine.

221. The Woodlands from Root The Roleplaying Game (2019). Anthropomorphic animal factions clash in a woodlands setting. Based on a board game. Powered By the Apocalypse system.

More animals (220?) Humblewood (2019). Anthropomorphic animals in a woodlands setting. D&D 5th edition.

If it counts… 219 Realms of Pugmire (2016) kind of post-human world of "uplifted" animals. There is magic though. Expanded lands of Mau and others. Modified D&D 5th.

You mean toot

So, impossible to order?

The more the merrier for me. I like them weird.

I don't know about "Disney-fication", or defanging. Certainly I see more of an emphasis on diversity of playstyle (eg. Witchlight) and creative input. Spelljammer looks a bit silly, but I think that is what attracts me to it. The older I get, the looser I get about things being serious. I did...