The person who wrote that article got through the whole thing without referring to him as Mr. Cocks.

Wow, what a punchable face.

Dragon sitting on their hoard angry about bigger dragon's hoarding.

It's so weird that years of having people champion other game systems never made me interested enough to branch out myself, but a single change in ownership and leadership decisions made me drop the game. Just goes to show how important customer good will is. I was actively being advertised to by friends and people in the hobby space, but what did them in was their own decisions. I'm sure some people never cared or noticed, but I'm happy to see I made the right choice. Sad to see a beloved part of my hobby be destroyed, but from the ashes etc etc. Sorry to now be the person in a DnD space suggesting trying other games, but there really is just so many others out there. These people are using your money to commit financial crimes to enrich themselves.

About to be Hasbeenbros...

Sorry, but can I discuss the name?

I've known people with various last names last this. One of my highschool teachers was 'cox', when we asked her why she didn't change it, she said she was proud of her heritage. Someone asked "so, you're proud of cox?" And everyone laughed.

My Dad works with a guy whose last name is 'Hiscock' and I shit you not, his first name is Paul. I didn't believe my Dad when he first told me, so one day when we're in the car together, he calls up Paul, and gets his answering machine, and sure enough "you've reached Paul Hiscock" (The joke here is that it sounds like 'pull his cock').

I simply don't accept that these people should expect others to be mature when handling their cocks names.