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Meme Emulator posted:Dungeon Meshi is really good and I wish it had more than 5 chapters. Volume 2 came out in Japanese recently, so at least there is more material on the way.
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TheLovablePlutonis posted:The coolest part of Dungeon Meshi is how the ecosystem of the giant Dungeon is and how monsters adapt to it are laid out because I loved reading the old DnD books that dealed with that kind of stuff. The moving armor being a weird kind of clam monster colony inside normal armor instead of 'a Wizard enchanted armor for the lulz' is pretty awesome. Same. It feels very Gygaxian. I can hardly believe I used the word Gygaxian, but there it is.
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Sep 12, 2015 18:44
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Fellis posted:I have no clue where raws are compared to translations Volume 2 just came out a few weeks(?) ago, so there is not a huge amount of material untranslated. The author, Ryouko Kui, also tends to do short stuff (this is already by far her longest work), so I have trouble imaging it goes beyond maybe 4 volumes or so.
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Sep 16, 2015 09:45
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I apologize for derailing the Dungeon Meshi thread, but I found this:   This is all that's translated so far (there's another 20 strips or so untranslated, with new ones coming out every so often), but "people running an inn in a fantasy rpg setting" felt like it fit the thread.
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Apr 16, 2016 00:46
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Davincie posted:any relation to this? Nope, but thanks for reminding me that exists! I bought the first volume on a whim a while back but only got a couple chapters in. Vaguely reminded me of Bartender, but the customers are all fantasy-setting people and instead of alcohol it's modern Japanese izakaya food.
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Apr 16, 2016 01:37
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I guess it doesn't surprise me that this thread has a lot of people with D&D experience, though I would've expected a poster named Elfgames to know what metamagic meant  Clarste posted:It's been like that since at least 3rd edition, although it was just flavor text with no gameplay relevance. I think there were some spells/feats/prestige classes in some splat books where it mattered, but yeah not in the core game. It was a fairly big deal in 4e though.
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Oct 26, 2016 16:39
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Having an "English" title has never stopped a publisher from giving a manga a new title before. It could be a placeholder title maybe? If they want to keep it "D&D", why not Dungeons & Delicacies (or Dungeon Delicacies I guess)?
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