Calling CR (or D20) a roleplaying game is like calling The Guild an MMO.

I absolutely resent the notion that the role of GM/MC/DM is one of specific authority or one of creative output, even when I play games where that's naturally true.

"D&D 5e as it's typically played, portrayed on streams, depicted in memes, and generally percieved by the D&D fandom" and "D&D 5e as it exists in the actual texts of the books" are totally different games. This art is a pretty accurate representation of the former.

You know prior to this thing with Ohio I thought what a lot of rwingers needed to do was shut the fuck up and now I'm kinda feeling like maybe we will never see peace if they get to keep living here.

I don't understand why Dems think "Actually, if you UNDERSTOOD CIVICS, you would GET how the PEOPLE we are asking you to VOTE FOR are actually POWERLESS to DO THINGS once elected" is like, a mobilizing message.

I've noticed a trend in fandom where people treat stories as if the author is simply describing a world that actually exists, rather than making storytelling decisions that can be critiqued on their own merits x.com/MrMcWhiteGuy1/…

The Last Jedi reaction was when I decided that the only just world is one which never satisfies a fucking Star Wars fan.

I was given the impression by several extremely annoying Democrats that a major reason why we needed to vote for you was to keep Republicans out of power because they were, quote, "going to destroy Democracy."

The best argument against the electoral college is that none of the contentious issues that we vote for representatives on can have their position premised on geography.