I want to be a "I can clodge anything into 5e and make it work" guy but for literally any other roleplaying game. That is a design skill. That is an intimate level of knowledge, a mastery of a catalogue. It is creativity within clear restrictions. It is something of D&D to be envied, that it has the fan-power to produce so much paraphernalia driven by the engine of whim.
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I'm forever chasing my "just learned what RPGs are" energy where I just slapped some scifi words on top of Blades in the Dark (because I couldn't afford a copy of Scum & Villainy at the time) and crammed together a bunch of moves from various games to make custom playbooks for the whole party.
The secret is I'm also chasing the college-student amount of free time required to make this work, but still
Masks: A New Generation is this for me. It's so well-made of a core that I use it to run some wildly different things