FlyingSucculent says:
- Have you ever tried to play a Pokemon-themed TTRPG? There is a fan-made system called Pokerole, for example, and probably a number of other ones.
I've played in a couple online but they tended to be freeform and always fizzled out before they got good. I've read PTA and PTU, the ones that tried to give Pokemon the D&D treatment but those never felt quite right for the concept. I think I would enjoy a game of Primetime Adventures emulating the anime more than a crunchy battle simulator honestly.
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- Do you like cooperative board games? Any recommendations? :D Also, do you prefer plastic, wooden or metal board pieces?
Cooperative games are preferred in our household. My wife prefers working with me than battling head to head. Favorites include Arkham Horror 3rd ed, Eldritch Horror, Mansions of Madness, DC Deckbuilder Rebirth, Flash Point, and Pandemic. I have no preference as to material for game pieces so long as they stay where they are placed.
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- Which PbtA game is your favorite?
This is largely theoretical as I have done far more reading of the games than playing, but I think my Favorite is Masks. It really looks to emulate that subgenre of comic book better than any system I've ever seen.
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- The most amazing Doctor Who episode in your opinion?
Stop making me choose between my children! I love them all. However, since you asked, the one I rewatch the most is Girl in the Fireplace. It plays with the time travel aspect brilliantly, the enemies have creepy style, the mystery is tantalizing and is not explained until the very last moment, and it includes a character that really, really should have been a companion.
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- When you think of character for a game, where do you look for inspiration if needed?
If the GM has pitched the game right, I should already have the inspiration I need to make a character. If it is D&D, I tend to choose based on game options I haven't had a chance to try yet. Occasionally, I will see a character in TV, books, or movies and already have the game stats in my head. If it is a wide setting I have knowledge of, like Doctor Who, I like to find the things that were used as a one-shot than I think deserved a returning role and make a character around that.
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- First thing you think of when I say "D&D joke"? XD
The Dreaded Gazebo! (Second place goes to the Head of Vecna.)