Concept: A D&D Campaign That Borrows The Format Of A Pokmon Journey: The Party Is A Bunch Of Goofy Teenagers

Concept: a D&D campaign that borrows the format of a Pokémon journey: the party is a bunch of goofy teenagers going on a road trip to brave the strongholds of legendary exemplars of the twelve core-book character classes and win tokens of their esteem. Each stronghold would be themed around the character class of its master: e.g., the Wizard would have a puzzle-filled dungeon under their tower; the Fighter would require the party to participate in a four-on-four tournament against other adventuring parties for the right to face them in battle; the Rogue would refuse them out of hand, but leave the badge in a conspicuous-but-secure location as an unspoken challenge to steal the dumb thing if they want it so badly; and so forth.

this is so awkward because Pestilence seems to have come back out of retirement this year so now there is FIVE Horsemen and only FOUR Horses

Does anyone know where Tamora Pierce might have talked about writing Song of the Lioness in response to feminist fantasy novels at the time being mostly lesbian (a rough approximation of what I think she said, since I can’t find any evidence of the statement)? I could’ve sworn I read that somewhere, that she felt like fantasy novels at the time didn’t show that you could be feminist and also end up with a man ergo her need to write fantasy like that… but can’t find it. So now wondering if I somehow made that up. Or if it was some other writer?

If you know what I’m talking about and know in what author’s note or where online I can find it, please let me know, it’s been bugging me so much

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