I have! I think I got as far as the arc where she figures out she can use the sword as a hoverboard and do sick aerial stunts

I got grilled mackerel out of a train station vending machine once. Anyway, yes that’s absolutely a class specialisation

I’ve been reading Mazumeshi Elf and it very much does “guy who is trying to introduce cheese to a fantasy race of nomads but has also realised he’s vastly overestimated how well he understands the mechanics behind how cheese is made”

Same wavelength! I’ve been reading about the Spartacus slave revolt in Rome so now I’m picturing bands of catgirls roaming around with all the OP armour and weapons they picked up off their shitty masters

I was thinking of For The Dungeon! but my vision here is that the hero is straight up invincible and the monsters are resorting to stuff like setting up cooking tournaments and games of chance, or increasingly complicated comedy skits

No but every time I use his patented “list of dumb rpg suggestions” bit he does send me an invoicr

- revenge fantasy rpg where you’re freed catgirl slaves who go around murdering isekai heroes who think it’s okay to buy catgirl slaves because they’re “one of the good ones”
- Oops All Vending Machines

Thank you! I’ve been running convention games of it again and everyone picks up the humour pretty quickly. Half of the mechanics secretly double as roleplay prompts so everyone can butt their ridiculous hero protagonists into each other.

My take on why the genre hasn’t been more popular is that isekai provokes a strong polarising reaction - when I do find forum discussions of my game, they often have devolved into discussions of what people hate or find stupid about isekai. The flipside is that people who do like it, LOVE it.

I first started designing This World Summons Too Many Heroes!! as a gift for a friend who was also disappointed with the limited options for isekai TTRPGs! The LUMEN system was designed for video game-like power fantasy action, so it seemed like a natural fit.

Happy to see it’s doing well!

Kobold With a Gun getting a lot of love, as is appropriate