D&D 5E Thread topic most likely to be first to reach 10+ pages of argument

Thread topic most likely to be first to reach 10 pages or more of argument

  • The Problem with Race in D&D

    Votes: 34 54.8%
  • The Problem with Alignment in D&D

    Votes: 18 29.0%
  • Are [insert orcs or drow] evil?

    Votes: 17 27.4%
  • Grognards Don't Get It

    Votes: 8 12.9%
  • TSR3 / Justin LaNasa

    Votes: 8 12.9%
  • Other (explain)

    Votes: 12 19.4%
  • Why [insert edition of D&D] is better/worse

    Votes: 6 9.7%

touc

No rule is inviolate
:cool:Tongue-in-cheek...perhaps. But the thought crossed my head after reading some interesting takes on "clickbait" sites. When someone posts for advice on their campaign, there's a handful of helpful responses, but it doesn't generate the traffic that a well-targeted "D&D's most controversial artwork" (all from Palace of the Silver Princess) can. We've all got something to say about that. Or this:

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Some may remember the days when that was the controversial topic...
 

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:cool:Tongue-in-cheek...perhaps. But the thought crossed my head after reading some interesting takes on "clickbait" sites. When someone posts for advice on their campaign, there's a handful of helpful responses, but it doesn't generate the traffic that a well-targeted "D&D's most controversial artwork" (all from Palace of the Silver Princess) can. We've all got something to say about that.

You missed something something 4e.

That would get my vote.
 


I think we all already know "The problem with race in D&D" will/does get a lot of traffic, but the TSR3 stuff gets a lot of unified support in mockery that tends to lead to threads about it having multiple pages before I even get to see it exists, and I am on here a lot!

So I threw my votes behind those two.
 







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