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That is the second time I have heard of Warehouse 13 in the past week. I have been rewatching Eureka because it is one of my favorite shows, and a show I loved I think before Star Trek. What I never knew was that Warehouse 13 was a show that had crossover and existed. Good friend of mine talked about it the other day, so I downloaded it, and when I am done Eureka, I am going to start watching Warehouse 13.Love warehouse 13! Like eureka, it's kinda silly, but good heartwarming fun. Definitely good inspiration for dnd campaigns. I've always wanted to rip it off but set in planescape. Sending players to different planes to pick up weird artifacts without blowing their covers.
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It's really fun. I just got the Blu-rays so my wife could watch it for the first time after she enjoyed Eureka and Warehouse 13 with me. [@Stamets@lemmy.dbzer0.com](https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/u/Stamets) I do recommendGod damn it. Well, I guess I'll add it to the fucking list... One day, eventually, I will get back to the Golden Girls. I don't know when that is, but it will be some day.
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Yeah, Warehouse 13 falls squarely in the peak of SyFy Channelās āthis is super campy but itās funā era. Super low budget special effects, bad CGI, etcā¦ If you end up liking it, you may also enjoy Sanctuary, which is a sort of spin on the X-Men concept. Itās from that same era. Warehouse 13 is basically āmagic item of the weekā while Sanctuary is more āmonster of the weekā.This comment just reminded me of something. I actually have heard of Warehouse 13 before. A friend tried to get me to watch it many years ago when I was rewatching Eureka at the time. And I refused. He pitched Warehouse 13 as a magic item of the week type show in such a way that he completely removed any sense of personality from the show. Like, I don't know a single thing about the show other than the fact that it's a warehouse and there are items in it. He didn't tell me a single thing about any of the characters, meanwhile in Eureka, the only thing I care about are the characters. Especially Sheriff Jack Carter, who is my husband. One of many.
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> Why would he need to explain that? Because the running gag is that everyone who plays DnD is either sad, traumatized, queer or some combination of all three.
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It doesn't fit the format though. That'd be better as the panel 3 dialogue, with 4 being along the lines of "You guys get to play D&D?"But it does fit the format, as everybody else is completely an utterly shocked that this one person is not queer or traumatized, and they are responding to the fact that he had said that he only played for fun and to be zany. I literally have no idea what you're talking about.
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Might I recommend https://when2meet.com/ ?
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Keep playing D&D, but see if you can also find a Vampire: The Masquerade group: these are your people, friend!
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Has this meme been remastered? I swear it looks like a filter or ai upscaling have been appliedI see what you mean.
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This comment just reminded me of something. I actually have heard of Warehouse 13 before. A friend tried to get me to watch it many years ago when I was rewatching Eureka at the time. And I refused. He pitched Warehouse 13 as a magic item of the week type show in such a way that he completely removed any sense of personality from the show. Like, I don't know a single thing about the show other than the fact that it's a warehouse and there are items in it. He didn't tell me a single thing about any of the characters, meanwhile in Eureka, the only thing I care about are the characters. Especially Sheriff Jack Carter, who is my husband. One of many.
And testing out fun game concepts on a free audience while getting paid in snacks and grass 
