D&D in another genre would be named ...

[Olgar Shiverstone]

So if D&D were in another genre but followed the same basic naming convention (i.e. Noun & Noun, where the nouns are alliterative), what are the most clever options you can come up with?

Not-original examples:
The modern office: Papers & Paychecks
Weird West: Sixguns & Sorcery

Original contribution:
Star Trek: Tribbles & Tricorders

 

[aramis erak]

Original contribution:
Star Trek: Tribbles & Tricorders

Star Trek's best was chosen by Dr Kanterman in 1978: Starships & Spacemen.

 

[CleverNickName]

D&D but historical and realistic, without any of the magic and dragons: Peasants and Plagues

 

[billd91]

Geez, the superhero genre already loaded up:
Villains and Vigilantes
Mutants and Masterminds

 

[BookTenTiger]

D&D as an Agatha Christie Mystery Game:
Moustaches & Mysteries

D&D as a Game of Thrones Style Fantasy:
Incest & Inequalities

D&D as a Tarantino Style Game:
Quick Cuts & Spilled Guts

 

[payn]

Cyberpunk
Ink tats and Implants

 

[MGibster]

D&D but historical and realistic, without any of the magic and dragons: Peasants and Plagues

I think Conquistadores & Conquests might be more on the nose.

A soap opera for D&D might be called Intrigue & Inamoratos.

 

[J.Quondam]

Game Shops & Grognards, the RPG about RPGs and those who play them.

 

[overgeeked]

If Mike Pondsmith or R. Talsorian Games named it, it would be Fantasy™.

 

[Eyes of Nine]

College kids:
Dorm rooms and D Pluses