What happens when you run a Soul Society-style campaign and your players start asking the wrong questions? A Dice & Lore take on building an anime-inspired D&D setting that actually holds up at the table.
The Culling Game sounds simple until Tengen starts talking and suddenly it feels like homework. Rules stack up, systems overlap, and even the characters have to pause and ask for clarification. This breaks it down so it actually clicks.
Anime mentors love talking about truth, discipline, and life lessons. Some of them just forget to mention the parts they’re hiding. From Reigen’s psychic scam to Gojo’s “Yuji is dead” training arc, these mentors told their students stories that weren’t exactly the full truth.
Yuta and Rika promised to get married when they grew up. Then one of them became a curse instead. JJK 0 is a war movie disguised as a love story, and somehow that makes it hit harder than either would alone