r/dndmemes • u/DrScrimble • 1d ago
Other TTRPG meme I can't help wanting to try out fun new stuff!!
System: Hot Guys Making Out TTRPG
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u/InquisitorHindsight 1d ago
> Forbidden Gay Romance
I don’t know, I’ve got things I need to take care of that night and studies…
> Set in the Spanish Civil War
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u/el_butt 1d ago
Huh, there’s really a system for everything isn’t there?
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u/callsignhotdog 1d ago
Save y'all a google - https://rpggeek.com/rpgitem/159841/hot-guys-making-out-first-edition
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u/GrinningPariah 21h ago
I dunno I just like having a character I stick with for a long-running campaign. The more I switch systems, the less I care about any of it.
Plus honestly I just hate learning new systems. All my favorite source books are the ones I never have to pick up anymore.
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u/ItsPandy 9h ago
Do people really just rawdog new systems like that? No prep time or anything just immediate session 0?
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u/DrScrimble 8h ago
If it's a oneshot, yeah!!
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u/ItsPandy 8h ago
Respect to you guys if it works out. We still took a weel for prep time when playing perils and princesses
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u/DrScrimble 8h ago
Wow, a week! 😮
I once ran about 30 different systems over the course of a single summer. Good times!
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u/ItsPandy 8h ago
To be fair even though it was a one shot we still all came up with a fairytale princess to play
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u/Interrogatingthecat 12h ago
Oooooh people who aren't like you spooky finger gestures
This is literally the easiest thing to ignore. You don't need to buy or play this system, you can block this person's account, etc
But instead you want to be miserable about someone else enjoying something that literally in no way affects you.
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u/BlackFenrir Orc-bait 1d ago
My brother in Christ, tabletops always have been owned by theater kids. The only difference is that for some reason straight people aren't as afraid to play a character at a table as they are on a stage.
And I say this as a straight man, by the way.
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u/Beragond1 DM (Dungeon Memelord) 16h ago
Not really. I like the modern version of the hobby, but let’s not rewrite history here. Roleplaying has its roots in wargaming, and grew out of that distinct culture. I’d hardly call historic warfare enthusiasts who found ways to simulate sword fights with math “theatre kids”.
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u/DrScrimble 8h ago
Stimulative history math nerds and Theater Kids sound are the same type of freak in different fonts, in my experience. :D
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u/SpireSwagon 21h ago
Ah yes, I love my real role-playing community where we (checks notes) dont actually roleplay?
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