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Yeah, that doesn’t surprise me

Pastiche is fine and often good. Campy crossover can be fun in small doses. Modern entertainment has blended all pop culture into bland, flavorless slop, and it’s terrible. I just want things to be unashamed to be themselves again. Be the best they can be at the thing that makes them unique...

Modern media needs MORE crossovers…? We clearly do not inhabit the same reality.

The Great Race in Ravenloft does bother me much less than Cthulhu does.

Ah, a Harriett Porber reference! I should have known (Don’t look that up if you’re at work btw)

Told ya it wasn’t for an M:tG crossover 😜

Hooray for diversity of influences!

Not at all, my intent is to express my own preference and the reasons behind it, not to invalidate anyone else’s opinions. Also, to clarify, I’m not really that big a fan of the mythos. I like general cosmic horror quite a lot, and I have read most of Lovecraft’s stories once. I’m more opposed...

Yeah, “fight” is a bit of a lofty way to describe what they did, for sure! But I assume that’s what @Voadam was referring to. It does certainly demonstrate a meaningful difference between Cthulhu and Azathoth - one can be mildly annoyed by a single ship bumping into it, while the other doesn’t...

I see

Where’s the lie? 5.0 material that hasn’t been updated for 5.5 can absolutely be used in a 5.5 game. I’ve been doing it, and it has worked perfectly fine.

Gustaf Johansen and the crew of the Alert. They ram the ship into his head. Though, he does recover from the damage pretty much instantly.

Right, so what difference does it make to you if the expression of that theme in Ravenloft has the serial numbers on it or not? Whereas, for the fans who do know and care about the specifics of these characters, it does matter. Those people are overlooking significant and meaningful differences...

Ugh, if you must