Missing? No! - Absent and Misplaced Content from Into The Oddish

...Well? It ain't gonna fill itself! Howdy, Farmhands! Into The Oddish, written by Warren F. Smith of Prismatic Wasteland, is a heist-funded parody hack of Chris McDowell's "Into The Odd", using the chassis of the system to emulate (and poke some fun at) the Pokemon Franchise. It takes the classic dungeon-crawling fantasy and plops it directly in the center of the Kanto Region, in an era long after all Humans have mysteriously disappeared. Despite being a parody (or maybe this elevates the bit, idk) the game is fully functional and playable. The core book comes in two versions, Red and Blue. They are identical except for the Pokemon listed within it- of which only 1 of the player options changes between books. Of course I bought both, the joke isn't funny unless I did. It's only "official" adventure, "Vileplume Mountain" leans much heavier into parodying Dungeons and Dragons, specifically the module "Whiteplume Mountain", with the joke being that it retains much of the jank of the…

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