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I was an Animaniacs kid when I was supposedly way too old for cartoons. But I was also a "X-Men" kid and was certainly not a "kid" when it aired. Also: I was a Friday Night Videos and WWF kid.

Good call. I don't think I really watched anything that folks would call obscure, but my deeper cuts are Robotech (it was on at 630 AM on channel 13) and Galaxy Rangers I guess.

I bet there are fantasy fiction youtubers that make more than her. What a world we have wrought.

I keep forgetting that adventure exists. I should check it out.

flag on the play!

It came up in another thread, so I thought it would be fun to do on its own. Define yourself generationally -- except you can't say you are GenX or even an "80s Kid" or whatever. You have to define yourself based on no more than 3 defining cartoons you watched in your youth. For Example: I am...

Honestly we should just base it on what cartoons we watched between the ages of 8 and 14.

I am legitimately shocked that we have not seen a PF2E and 5E update of Rise of the Runelords.

My mom was 15 when she had my oldest brother, and 18 when she had me (the youngest). It's ridiculous on its face that we could be part of the "same generation."

I have been running this in PF2ER using Fantasy grounds as a way to learn the system and....I don't particularly like it. Maybe if I was running it in 5E which I know much better it would be more fun, but it is kind of a slog.

I have never heard of Gen Jones before, but it makes some sense. Frankly, 20 years is a long time to consider people part of the same generation.

Or the wrong players.

I picked up the PDF and Roll20 bundle super cheap earlier in the year, but just recently ordered a physical copy of the core rules boxed set. I love it so much. I think it is going to replace Sahdowdark for me. Now all i need to do is force some people to play at an actual table with me, or...

When I was a kid new to RPGs in 1985, having discovered the Basic Set and then the Expert set, the only premade adventures we ever used were the Basic dungeon, Threshold and environs, and The Isle of Dread. These were sufficient to teach us how to make our own adventures. For the most part, all...