It was probably one of my favorite implementations of D&D 4th edition's ruleset, too. The box set adventures didn't really make great use of the ruleset but for making wacky characters and exploring the mutant wasteland for beer and pretzels style game nights it worked super well.

Glad it was fun! I'm honored you used my silly little shitpost for a session.

The scene in Blue/Red with Bill turning into a pokemon planted a seed. The PMD games sprouted it.

ngl this would probably fix me

btw if anyone wants the tokens for their own Abomination Vaults games here they are. Bluesky doesn't do well with transparent pngs I've found.
drive.google.com/drive/folder...

"Hey GM why do we have to make secret perception checks every time we go back to Wrin's shop?"
*dice clatters* "... No reason."

Wonderful to hear! Excited to give this a shot.