The other thing is there's probably not enough trans people for us to make it worthwhile for surgeons to practice. From what I can tell, most of the surgeons doing FFS/BA/body contouring have a decent number of cis patients too

The ideal world is probably something closer to tattoos/piercing, where there's little stigma (zero would be the real ideal), but there's also not a beauty standard that pressures people into feeling they need one to meet it. How we get from A to B is murky.

Dudes rock

Gotcha, I was thinking more "pursuit of perfection" era EC. That angle tracks more, though.

a) What's other option(s), in your opinion
b) Kinda surprised by suggesting the III Legion. I don't know Pritzker well, but doesn't really evoke their themes to me.

Presumably because they're getting their information from, well, the censorship engine.

Wouldn't be surprising if there's at least one in Reality Fracture. Assuming it's another multiversal set, MOM had two for reference, three if you count the backside of Invasion of Mercadia.

Possibly because the latter is about people we know enough that it hurts to take it as a given that they won't accept us.

Assorted PBtA and indie games friends want to take for a spin, Chronicles of Darkness, Exalted

They've picked up a bit since the early 5e days, but your customers are still only coming in for a new book every couple months tops, even if they buy everything

Setting aside the gaming monoculture issues, how is that sustainable given that WotC isn't releasing at the rate they were in 2e-4e?

Wild. I've seen only a couple, and I think they may have even given some shelf space to Paizo. Which reminds me of a similar incident a friend had

Also, they found the one plot design worse than a violin plot: a sideways violin plot

Oh God, they took a violin plot and turned it sideways