Played a campaign my local library once and some emo troon wanted his male elf to troon out into a "sexy female elf". Thankfully the DM was based and said that he would either need to convince the party to go on some side quest to get some gender swap potion, or he could just make a new character. Since the party was busy doing real shit like, trying to save a village, we all said no, so the troon just quit.
Im not joking, he wanted to turn his elf into a bimbo and used a hentai character (clothed) as a reference image.
Firstly, well done to your GM on getting rid of him. Secondly, why not just play a female character in the first place? They seem to specifically want the transformation aspect - maybe validation, maybe some kind of humiliation thing? Don't know, don't care - just more evidence of how it's all just a fetish.
That was the interesting part. He was already a troon so idfk, but he def wanted some tranny ark for his character, and this nigga wanted to romance some NPC lol, who, VERY INTERESTINGLY, was a lesbian. Also that DM got a lot of flak for doing that, but was popular enough in the community that the trannies couldnt run him out of town.
This sort of anti-woke signaling is good cause it triggers the enemy but normies remain unbothered. It provides a lot of plausible deniability if interrogated about it, might even get some people asking if you have Harry Potter stuff in stock or any Lovecraft stuff for sale or a Call of Cthulhu gaming group that plays at the store.
I see nothing wrong about that. May even start conversations about how things like Harry Potter are changing for modern times like adding a black man to play a major role because Niggers have to ruin everything. You could then steer the conversation to other games/ movies/ books. People like it when the store owners/ employees know what they're talking about and willing to talk when not busy.
Sort of like hanging a crucifix and garlic over your door. Most people wont notice but it repels the creatures of the night.
I've seen this so often, we've talked about it on this thread and others but it's still such a headache to understand sometimes. But yes, it's pretty much just the validation and "struggle" even if there isn't. It's either an allegory for their own mental illness of "I was born a man but have the soul of a woman" or whatever, either that or something to do with "oppression Olympics" or even that they can't handle the idea of having a character being a cis woman because it'll just remind them of something they'll never be.
Definitely a big part of it too, it's as much of a fetish as it is a mental illness, and most people with fetishes like that don't stop at just one.
The biggest defense against getting "cancelled" it not to give a shit and just be a good person. Of course it's harder to ignore in real life but the latter still applies.
I assume all elves are dudes though. Been that way since I was four when I first started playing D&D as an Elf.
YW. Do consult with a legal professional about laws in your area; I'm very familiar with malicious compliance and creating a troon-hostile environment but not with your specific local laws or the legal of a Co-op just that it seems like something that would fit your bill.
The crucifix in particular should keep the redditors and trannies away.
You don't have to try that hard, anything that isn't Remembered Realms and 5e is going to keep the worst away.
I don't get it either. Same with the wheelchair stuff. Or including top surgery scars. You can always do the meme thing of having healing spells restore them to their pre-op condition.
