| CourtFool |
We have a president and a vice president in Off-Topic Discussion, but we do not have any political parties. I think a two party system works well to really drive a wedge in the community, so I think we should follow that format. We also need some really divisive issues to separate the parties.
Please post your Off-Topic Discussion party and one or more issues that define your party.
Kassil
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I think I found my party. But if GROGNARD is an acromym, we need to keep working on it. If it was GOS, people might call us GOSlings, which would be strange.
At the same time, I could see there easily being at least 2 GROGNARD parties.
Obviously there's a Grognard party for every edition but the most recent iterations of 4e and PFRPG.
| Kobold Catgirl |
The two major parties: The Wizard Party (main issues: going with the current editions, using WotC's products), and the Pathfinder Party (main issue: sticking with Paizo's products).
The minor ones:
Grognard Party (main issue: Sticking to preferred edition. Fairly major).
The Boardwatcher Party (main issues: focusing on the Paizo Messageboards, playing PbPs over others. Slightly insane, and rather minor).
The Kobold Party (Main issue: Sticking with KQ's products. Very minor)
The Tolerative Party (Main issue: not caring about editions and stuff and just using whatever looks good, converting anything which doesn't work with their preferred game system. Major)
There are many others, of course, like the Dragonlance Party and the Ravenloft Party, but these are the ones which are doing best at the moment.
| Kobold Catgirl |
Oooo, I like Grognard and the…what?...anti-Grognard party? Since it will be a two party system, we need several issues under each party.
Nah, there's other parties. See the post? Those are some ideas for minor/major parties. The 'Wizard' and 'Pathfinder' parties don't have to be major. I didn't mean to classify them as such.