DM of the Rings Remaster XLVII: -2 to Maturity, +2 to Funny

By Bay Posted Sunday Nov 26, 2023

Filed under: DM of the Rings Remaster 8 comments

The rulebooks never say that players earn XP for finding ways to imply the other guys at the table might be gay, but you would never know this from observing their behavior.

-Shamus, Wednesday Jan 5, 2007

LOL, I had no idea that the Rice-a-Roni slogan was euphemistic for being a gay man.  I’m gonna start calling me a Rice-a-Roni.

 


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8 thoughts on “DM of the Rings Remaster XLVII: -2 to Maturity, +2 to Funny

  1. Sartharina says:

    San Francisco has been affiliated with homosexuality and gay rights for decades. The Village People sang a song celebrating it. Remember the Titans references it with the team’s gay player. And yes, gays were called “The other San Francisco treat”.

    When I saw this comic on the Patreon after reading about the discussion about how to handle the casual slurs and homophobia in the comic, I did a hell of a double-take and couldn’t stop laughing at the absurdity. It feels so over the top.

    This comic is a great link for clueless people on social media asking why these are explicitly LGBT-friendly TTRPG games advertised, though.

    1. Manlobbi the shopkeeper says:

      I’ve lived in Chicago, Pittsburgh, San Fran and yes… even the hometown of the original author Shamus.

      Ratio of straight/homosexual population is about the same. SF was just the first place that DNGAF one way or another.

  2. thatSeniorGuy says:

    Comic’s not showing for me.

    1. saligor says:

      Me too!

      1. Syal says:

        Whole post off the front page, boss.

    2. Bay says:

      Dangit, fixed.

  3. Erlewyn says:

    If I may, the comma is missing in “Well, you know…”

  4. Shawn says:

    Lol now I can go back to the 90’s and talk about people being so ‘rice-a-roni’ without being offensive.

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