PJ Coffey

I was pleased to see Black Company because...

I'm just a bit of a fan of that and I don't know I'm like very reticent to run games with existing IPs because I don't really want to get into arguments with people about like when you're running a game and the player knows more about the IP than you do yeah which for many IPs is very definitely the case it's like I could never ever run Forgotten Realms ever

Yeah.

Hey, got it in the last minute.

healthy for me I don't have a drink to take oh no surprises surprises I was surprised that Invincible places highly oh really yeah well it's like it's a good show but I don't know the reason I'm not surprised about that is the free league Kickstarter yeah if it had been someone else I bet it wouldn't place as highly yeah

ah yeah that's fair um but yeah like it seemed like a bunch of really interesting exciting even games like there's some reference going up but it's represents a lot of different communities like the old school communities got also essentials um we've got like more computer game with twilight sword we've got the old grogs from the british section with warhammer fantasy role play um yeah and we've got like

Uh, the YouTubers bring, uh, some power with, uh, death bring up.

So yeah, it's like a lot of different, a lot of different communities.

Um, I think probably, I don't think there was anything that was explicitly powered by fifth edition.

Well, you might as well say Pathfinder is D&D adjacent.

Sure.

Going to go with that.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, that's basically me tossing you off his Christmas card list, right?

Yeah.

As he listens.

With you, with you.

Yeah, I think it's got more to do with conceptual hooks.

Basically, if you present an idea to someone, letting them have something to hang it on so they can compare it is pretty important.