A knight with blue skin in green armour in front of an orange background. An arrow is lodged in their helmet, piercing through the other side, some blood is trickling down. The helmet face is in a cross shape to accommodate the knights third eye placed vertically in the centre of their forehead.
Artists, if you see this, post some armour.
Various original star wars d20 characters
Star Wars Character Illos (3)
Star Wars D20 25th Anniversary Celebration
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Un raro caso donde youtube terminó siendo una buena influencia para un niño de 5 años.
Estoy circunstancialmente cuidando a un sobrino por unos meses, y por algún motivo está fascinado con la historia del Titanic, y gracias a un video de Sleeping Sun con fragmentos de la película, vengo escuchando Nightwish unas 8 a 12 veces por día.
Every year, I reread the LotR trilogy. This last year's reread amped me up and I started keying Middle-earth 12 miles at a time
Concurrently, without meaning to, I wrote a game to run the hexcrawl
I call it Lore - a Lord of the Rings Adventure Game retroclone
Here's what I think is fun about it🧵
An old blog post that asks the age old question, is D&D a game about violence?
The answer may shock you!!
#DnD
#TTRPGs
#Gamedesign
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Bueno, me hice echar de Twitter medio a propósito. Voy a intentar otra vez con bsky y tal vez con mi blog, quién sabe.
Siempre hay lugar en el mundo para más juegos post/pre apocalípticos 🤩
#lodelrol
stone artefacts🥰
Un article niche de chez niche qui parle de design sur un jeu de rôle papier sorti il y a presque 50 ans. Si jamais vous faites partie des 9,4 personnes francophones au monde que ça intéressera, enjoy !
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Gracias! Estoy leyendo la parte del GM del libro, sí, es muy interesante. Me preocupaba que fuera como Mothership que es casi imprescindible dirigir un módulo de ellos para empezar. Igual puede que lea alguna de las aventuras del libro para orientarme en cómo las diseñan.
Puedo largarme a dirigirlo con una aventura propia, o conviene que dirija algo prearmado para empezar
Algún jugador experimentado de Dungeon Crawl Classics? Estoy leyendo el libro y con ganas de dirigirlo por primera vez. Me gustaron bastante las reglas de magia
Taking inspiration from the idea of Lore Blocks by @explorersdesign.bsky.social and talking deeply about Location Blocks in the Blogosphere!!
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#ttrpg #rpg #blog #design #layout
I do kind of like a slow pace for some games. It emulates the less accelerated times of the 80s and 90s.
But I do agree it's a slog. We've reached level 5 in UVG and onwards it's like 1 level every 10 sessions, it's crazy. Luckily they have pets to give them XP.
I'm also excited but sadly bringing the precons to Argentina ain't simple. Amazon used to carry them but there's no supply as of late.
I can only branch so many times 😩
Are you this one, perchance?
I played Final Fantasy Tactics and it was a game of all time. Delita Heiral lives rent free in my head now, so I decided to unpack the ways in which this game has influenced my ttrpg design.
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Masters of the Universe (1987) movie poster
You're watching the SOTU, I'm watching the classic Dolph Lundgren film MOTU
(Older work)
This is the 2nd post, the first of which establishes the state of design before her monumental impact, thus demonstrating the enormity of her contribution. She made what our games are today in so many ways. She is missed.
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#lgbt #lgbtqia #trans #transgender #TTRPG
Can't pinpoint the exact quote, but I believe he's stated the former in this interview:
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There's a statement from Richard Garfield about randomness that's interesting because it subverts its opposition against skill/competition. He says that a healthy random factor will make a game more welcoming for newcomers and not alienate those inclined to value competition and skill.
medium.com/@isabellerue... looking at a bunch of different PbtA and Belonging Outside Belonging games and discussing how they handle setting up PC bonds. I think this one is pretty good #pbta
Torchbearer explores this idea with great results.
Finally (sorry for the long response!), regarding the complexity of the game, I've found it rather simple to prepare for a Pendragon session. I GM 3rd edition, so not valid for every other ed, but I need mostly a hook, some enemies and npcs, a mystery, and that's it.
Good review!
I'd say it allows quite a lot of protagonism, too. That might take many sessions and quite a bit of luck, but it is doable, specially with passions involved. I wouldn't look at published adventures, but that's just me, I don't like them in general.
And even by literary sources, where knights will often chase whatever adventure hook or mystery they stumble upon. Or obey their lord's call to a particular quest or battle. It's a form of gaming with modern exponents like Mouse Guard, even, and there are ways to still foster player choice there.
