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no, but I am not sure that we have a shortage of thoseWhich doesn't help much if you're looking for a faux-late-Middle-Ages setting, does it?
no, but I am not sure that we have a shortage of thoseWhich doesn't help much if you're looking for a faux-late-Middle-Ages setting, does it?
Perhaps, but there's some things of which you can never really have too many.no, but I am not sure that we have a shortage of those
Oh gods, that cheese and sauce are horrifying.Burgers are ruled by a queen. Her name is Jucy Lucy.
No sauce, just delicious golden cheddah lava!Oh gods, that cheese and sauce are horrifying.
I love Howard the Duck.It's okay to like stuff that's bad. I love "Howard the Duck" even though it's widely understood to be a terrible movie. And that's okay! I can't help it if nobody else appreciates a master of quack-fu.
You don't need a list of increasingly farfetched reasons to "prove" something is The BestTM in order to like it.
For anyone interested in sampling pulps of all sorts, the Internet Archive has digitized a ton of them:The stories in the pulp magazines, especially the hero pulps, are some of the most entertaining, if not the most entertaining stuff you’ll ever read. Imagine getting a 40-60,000 word novel every month…or twice a month…starring Doc Savage or The Shadow. And so much fun to read.
If you’re not familiar, the pulp heroes were the precursors to comic book superheroes. Think street-level superheroes with less spandex, more violence, and better slang.
We really should demand the actual thing, but someone would have to actually playtest the high levels and figure out just what an adventure past level 12 actually is.They mostly have the illusion of mechanical progression.