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<blockquote data-quote="bloodtide" data-source="post: 8861392" data-attributes="member: 6684958">So right after 5E Spelljammer came out, everyone wanted to play it.&nbsp; But the 'local game culture' had this idea that the &quot;younger clueless&quot; DMs could not run a &quot;good&quot; Spelljammer game...or so it was said.&nbsp; And then this group came to me....and asked me to run a game for them.&nbsp; I explained that I'm not the DM for your group....but they wanted the classic style.&nbsp;&nbsp; My house rules are what most gamers like them would call extreme or even impossible....but they agreed.&nbsp; That was months ago, and they are still 'Jamming.&nbsp; They found my game to be not as bad as they thought, but they still have lots of complaints.&nbsp; But I don't allow complaints during the game, and don't known them outside of the game....so.First you can run a 5E game in the style of another game, I do this all the time.The other trick is to run a very &quot;pop culture&quot; short game.&nbsp; Like a (ancient) Marvel Super Heroes game doing the &quot;battle of New York&quot; from the Avengers movie.&nbsp; Or Scum and Villainy doing an &quot;Moon Eleven&quot; type heist.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bloodtide, post: 8861392, member: 6684958"] So right after 5E Spelljammer came out, everyone wanted to play it. But the 'local game culture' had this idea that the "younger clueless" DMs could not run a "good" Spelljammer game...or so it was said. And then this group came to me....and asked me to run a game for them. I explained that I'm not the DM for your group....but they wanted the classic style. My house rules are what most gamers like them would call extreme or even impossible....but they agreed. That was months ago, and they are still 'Jamming. They found my game to be not as bad as they thought, but they still have lots of complaints. But I don't allow complaints during the game, and don't known them outside of the game....so. First you can run a 5E game in the style of another game, I do this all the time. The other trick is to run a very "pop culture" short game. Like a (ancient) Marvel Super Heroes game doing the "battle of New York" from the Avengers movie. Or Scum and Villainy doing an "Moon Eleven" type heist. [/QUOTE]

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