I think TOS had as many mobster episodes as it did cowboy episodes.

This is silly. EVERY system can be exploited, and every group should expect eachother to act in good faith. The difference between systems is what parts are done for you and what parts you do yourself, and every group is going to want a different assortment of those pieces. You're just mad that some groups get what they want out of DnD. You are the problem person in this image.

I thought people didn't like him because he said something stupid on twitter? Can't find it now of course.

People just don't like homework. (Which is perfectly understandable) And for most people most of the time, learning a new system is homework.

Every captain gets a little genocide, as a treat.

I'm baffled by both the fighting in these comments and the overall vehemence. If you want to put a cool cursed item in your game, just drop it when the players are still too low level to have remove curse...or make it subtle enough that they don't initially realize it's cursed.

EDIT: NVM I just realized you're all trying to ape the critical roll thing and didn't plan for getting player buy-in or homebrew

Captains are actually fully autonomous, admirals just exist to make sure they feel like cool badass maverick rebels.

Queercoding villains to make them seem dangerous and deviant to the people of the time (and those that are still stuck in that time). Admittedly, the people making that decision probably weren't conscious of that being why they thought eyeliner made him look villainous.

"Try more games" is great advice, and it's always good to expand your horizons, but at some point it stopped being actual advice and became the catchphrase of people who just can't handle the idea that someone would choose to play D&D.

Be the change

Babe turns around and starts recking them too

Great filters are strictly hypothetical anyway.

Need a wizard with a gun going Counterspell This you filthy casual

Misses the oldest and most effective way of making gold valuable...give them a big project to invest it in. Traditionally, this was building your own vast castle and lording it over the serfs, but it can also be as humble as stocking the Save the Orphanage fund or as grand as becoming Pirate King.

Makes sense to me. Why would Hasbro sell the only part of their company making any money? It would be corporate suicide.

Keep it on-topic. This is not the place for flamewars about exactly how bad China's human rights abuses are.

But also, wouldn't you like to buy some of our paid mods?

Perhaps that's why they tend to refer to them as crypts.

I do not recommend this one. Did it by accident once and one of the players was really upset I'd just wasted so much of his time :/ He still ribs me about it occasionally years later.

I used this, btw. It was great, they killed one of my players and he came back as a Shade, he's a ghost pirate now.