There you go. Frankenstein’s Dad. We called a whole show that. We heard you. Questions? Yes. Weird intro? Yes. Us arguing about Blade and a White Wolf Incredible Hulk game? Also yes.
6 responses to “Frankenstein’s Dad – Afterthought 43”
Re: Dungeons: The Dragoning. Y’all are referencing Dungeons: the Dragoning 40,000 7th Edition, a smash-cut homebrew of dungeons and dragons, the universe of Magic: The Gathering, and Warhammer 40k. It’s bonkers.
So far as I recall, Exalted also shows up in its setting. Plus the resolution system is apparently the roll-and-keep system from L5R and 7th Sea.
One if the big changes between 1E and 2E was that they got rid of gold-for-XP, so that’s one entire edition where the concept of magic marts didn’t really apply.
Granted that’s only 25% of the editions prior to 5E, but it was the edition that everyone played, so it makes sense if some people came out of it feeling like that’s representative of D&D as a whole.
Holy crap guys how did you manage to read that opening. How many times did you have to cut to get it right?
This was one of the easier ones for us. Jef wrote it in about five minutes and we got it in one take. All we did in editing was remove a couple of long takes between lines and loop that jingle a little extra.
Re: Dungeons: The Dragoning. Y’all are referencing Dungeons: the Dragoning 40,000 7th Edition, a smash-cut homebrew of dungeons and dragons, the universe of Magic: The Gathering, and Warhammer 40k. It’s bonkers.
So far as I recall, Exalted also shows up in its setting. Plus the resolution system is apparently the roll-and-keep system from L5R and 7th Sea.
One if the big changes between 1E and 2E was that they got rid of gold-for-XP, so that’s one entire edition where the concept of magic marts didn’t really apply.
Granted that’s only 25% of the editions prior to 5E, but it was the edition that everyone played, so it makes sense if some people came out of it feeling like that’s representative of D&D as a whole.
Holy crap guys how did you manage to read that opening. How many times did you have to cut to get it right?
This was one of the easier ones for us. Jef wrote it in about five minutes and we got it in one take. All we did in editing was remove a couple of long takes between lines and loop that jingle a little extra.
How about The Leader as a Hulk archetype?