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<blockquote data-quote="tetrasodium" data-source="post: 9530673" data-attributes="member: 93670">Not really, you missed the important part [Spoiler]The ages of the members of the Japanese metal band Babymetal are:Su-Metal (Suzuka Nakamoto): Born December 20, 1997, she is currently 26 years oldYui-Metal (Yui Mizuno): Born June 20, 1999, she is currently 25 years oldMoa-Metal (Moa Kikuchi): Born July 4, 1999, she is currently 25 years old Babymetal is a Japanese band that combines heavy metal and Japanese idol genres. The band was formed in 2010 and has released multiple albums and won several awards. In 2014, when the band was on average 14.7 years old, they became the youngest female act to perform at the Budokan. [/Spoiler]The band I went to see wasn't even born 30 years ago.&nbsp; Coincidentally, the brightline I took has only been running about 5.&nbsp; &quot;OSR&quot; might not be a hotbed of innovation°, but 2024 d&amp;d is just more of the same 2014.&nbsp; Innovation with new stuff today is found in stuff like draw steel and maybe dc20 while d&amp;d is locked in a holding pattern with a frozen play style °or it could be I dunno &amp;not arguing either way.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tetrasodium, post: 9530673, member: 93670"] Not really, you missed the important part [Spoiler] The ages of the members of the Japanese metal band Babymetal are: Su-Metal (Suzuka Nakamoto): Born December 20, 1997, she is currently 26 years old Yui-Metal (Yui Mizuno): Born June 20, 1999, she is currently 25 years old Moa-Metal (Moa Kikuchi): Born July 4, 1999, she is currently 25 years old Babymetal is a Japanese band that combines heavy metal and Japanese idol genres. The band was formed in 2010 and has released multiple albums and won several awards. In 2014, when the band was on average 14.7 years old, they became the youngest female act to perform at the Budokan. [/Spoiler] The band I went to see wasn't even born 30 years ago. Coincidentally, the brightline I took has only been running about 5. "OSR" might not be a hotbed of innovation°, but 2024 d&d is just more of the same 2014. Innovation with new stuff today is found in stuff like draw steel and maybe dc20 while d&d is locked in a holding pattern with a frozen play style °or it could be I dunno &not arguing either way. [/QUOTE]

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