This sounds like Pathfinder Society but somehow lamer. I went to one session of it with a friend and it was so bizarre. There was almost no role playing it ju

This sounds like Pathfinder Society but somehow lamer. I went to one session of it with a friend and it was so bizarre. There was almost no role playing it just went straight into combat. The parties are just whoever shows up that day to play, it seemed like most people there didn't know each other. So there was no real backstory or cohesion in the groups. In the end after you go through a canned combat encounter you get assigned some loot and exp and call it a day. Your character is tracked in a central database online so you can drop in with other groups in another city and play with the same character. I get why it would appeal to some people. Some folks have the itch for playing a TTRPG but don't want the commitment of a consistent group. The town I was in had a huge military presence which is the prime demographic for something like that. But to me it felt weird and soulless. They managed to take all of the role playing out of RPGs. And now someone sees that bad experience and goes "... let's put it on the blockchain." Big oft.