mine is delta green
No Cairn? It’s niche, but so cool.
4/10, more overplayed than bard jokes
No Rifts? Not that it was ever popular, nor was it easy to get into and play, and the rules were a bit convoluted, and the balance was all over the place, but at least it was
No Mork Borg. Too bad.
Loves the settings more than the game
My dude, the G stands for Generic. It works for literally any setting, it’s optimized for homebrew settings. I’ve never touched the “canon” settings.
I like Delta Green, CoC, Trail of Cthulhu, Cthulhu Dark, Trophy Dark, Kult, etc. because I want terrible, fucked up, traumatic things to happen to my character. I want them to go insane or die, and to suffer the entire time it’s happening.
Or sometimes I want to play Yazeba’s Bed & Breakfast. 🤷
Not sure what the clichés about Fate are. I think it’s a fun light system.
Also there are dozens of us who prefer vampire: the requiem over masquerade. Dozens! I recently started a game of it. So far they killed 3 CEOs and blew up a data center (in the game).
It’s been fun seeing the DND player adapt to “wait I can just do my cool thing as much as I want?”. Like he was going to punch a dude and I was like “are you sure you don’t want to just Mesmerize him? It’s free and more likely to work, given your stats”
Would love to see them take down HERO system and RuneQuest
No Stars Without Number?
Warhammer 40k Wrath and Glory, anyone?
- Theatre kid (probably derogatory)
- Owns an actual WH40k army, or at least the dice for one
- “Of course there’s another WH40k TTRPG!”
- Would definitely give their soul to Slaanesh
Not gonna lie, this kinda sold me on Exalted.
As it should! This meme was clearly made with love for these games and ttrpgs in general
How dare you throw shade at my Great Lakes Avengers! lol.
Tales from the Floating Vagabond
- Theater kid (mildly derogatory)
- Mimes actions, has never LARPed
- Hums “The Raiders March” unconsciously
- Brings pitcher of margaritas to game
I recently picked up Pilgrims of the Murk Dome based on the artwork alone. Cool setting, weirdly complicated rules for really just hands off communal story telling. Itching to play it.
I chuckled at a lot of this, but have qualms with a fair few others. Some don’t say anything about the player at all, entirely dodging the premise of the meme. For example, Pathfinder “their game is just D&D without commitment” says nothing about the player, it’s just a direct critique of the game. Starfinder “just pathfinder in space” also does not comment on the player at all. GURPS sounding like a disease has nothing to do with the player. There’s examples like this in most of the games.
