I enjoy sports and will root for the local team but I stop short at body paint, hooliganism, and superstitions like only eating foods of certain colors.
It’s the seriousness that some take their affiliation that I don’t understand.
I enjoy sports and will root for the local team but I stop short at body paint, hooliganism, and superstitions like only eating foods of certain colors.
It’s the seriousness that some take their affiliation that I don’t understand.
I think they call this middle school?
Fantasy Football league. Though it could be much improved by bringing aspects of D&D or tabletop to it as well beyond stat tracking
Try being the dork who remembers BOTH the kicker’s name (Ray Guy…best Punter ever) and Lando’s right hand man (Lobot was a bad ass IMHO).
It is interminably sickening, but I hold the geek culture with more contempt. They tend to be people that got marginalized/picked on growing up and you’d think they would act with more inclusiveness and civility to other geeks.
Lobot. It’s Lobot.
What about Ice Cream Maker guy? (aka Willrow Hood. Not that i know his name… i looked it up but i know he’s a thing)
Right, good point. Middle school is where the jocks and nerds (all-inclusive) are forced to sit in a room together.
I know nothing about fantasy football league, but with a name like that it should already have aspects of D&D/TTRPG’s. Time to start an alternative High Fantasy Football League.
Haha exactly this i had in mind but it’d be great if it pulled stats from real teams and players.
The FF and D&D comparison is spot on. Take 10 pictures of live fantasy drafts and compare them to 10 pictures of D&D games, and you’d be hard pressed to find many differences other than the specific costumes being worn. A lot of ill-fitting trousers, a lot of bad facial hair choices, and a lot of emotional investment. God bless 'em all.
Does the seriousness of, say, Star Wars fandom make any more or less sense to you?
LSU colors are purple and GOLD.
LSU, apparently
Now I need to learn the bare minimum about football needed to insert this into a D&D session.
I think it’d be fun to adapt Blood Bowl into a typical D&D session. Force your players into a game for their lives, if they win they not only go free but become champions and get some nice loot for the victory
‘Fandom’ is a helluva drug.
Exactly my thoughts. Just using regular player-by-player initiative might work well enough without adapting a new rule system, too.
Yeah, not really. I suppose I generally do not take anything that serious in my life so it’s difficult to understand the passion some people have towards these things.
Oh course, a Hufflepuff would not sink to such shenanigans.
Looks like a solid way start a marriage!
oh, sports nerds!