Everyone has a homebrew ruleset, and everyone wants to show it to other people, or at [least] slap it around until it's presentable.
But no one is interested in your fantasy heartbreaker. This is because everyone is up to their ascending colon in retroclones and besides, they're busy writing their own.
It's like trying to tell other people about your dreams. No one cares. Give them content, not another retroclone.
Arnold Kemp, May 2016
http://goblinpunch.blogspot.com/2016/05/the-glog.html
I come with a warning from the future, but open with words from the past: you may not have read them before, but you will have felt their effects, for it was the preceding passages that introduced the multiverse to the GLOG: The Goblin Laws of Gaming. It was an event which has shaken reality to its very core, prompting my superiors in the World Emancipation from Implementation of Nasty Goblin Laws: Ultimate Heroes (WEINGLUH) to send me back to 2015 to put a stop to the horror.
That's right: I come from a future where EVERYTHING IS GLOG.
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...and I'm here to make sure that doesn't happen to you.