Promotional image for The Revenants, live now on twitch.tv/findoutproductions
Liven now with Blades in the Dark: The Revenants!
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It's time to venture into the Deathlands.
With
@classicalglaiza.com
@drbubblesphd.bsky.social
@prince-infidel.bsky.social
@andreriveraart.bsky.social
@wizardstyles.bsky.social
Art by @therosecleric.bsky.social
I want enough money to never be afraid of my health and to commission artists I always wanted.
That's it.
Who designed that the telltale sign of every status effect is a headache? Now I gotta run the list of: water, coffee, food, allergies, sleep, stress, meds, shrimp check, or maybe a mysterious new chronic illness that I have yet to discover.
I am seriously the assist queen with Paige. But I adore her.
I sits
Yo! I'm doing a Juneteenth event and GM sign up close soon! If you've ever wanted to play a TTRPG with an all Black table in an all Black event this is it.
Same rules as before, if you're not Black with a capital B it ain't your time to apply.
forms.gle/6hysqL2hDqR1...
#BlackSkyGamers #BlackSky
Promo picture announcing: Fuck! A Roundtable April 12th - 9 AM Pacific - 12 PM Eastern on Find Out Productions Shows the pictures of Find Out Productions team members: Ariel, a nonbinary Black person with tied back dreads, and wearing a black top, smiling. Janis, a white man with short blond hair, wearing a dark blue jacket and black shirt. Imani, a Black femme with blond hair wearing sunglasses and a light pink top. Siobhan aka Shiv, a white woman with long pale blonde hair. She has 60s mod eyeliner, bangs, and orange earrings that say "boo". Also shown, and bigger than the other portraits, is Emme Kay Kennedy, a white woman with light brown hair, wearing a black top and heart-shaped choker, holding a microphone. Underneath her portrait is text reading: Special Guest: Emme Kay Kennedy Actual Play Performer & TTRPG Designer Stand-up Comedienne Coach & Event Host In the background is, faded beneath a foggy red to purple gradient, the logo of Find Out Productions showing Leonard, a cat wearing a Carmen Sandiego style hat.
We're LIVE PEOPLE!! Stop by twitch.tv/findoutproductions to watch us with @echolocated.bsky.social for our Fuck! A Roundtable discussion chat.
With:
@wizardstyles.bsky.social
@kaoscryptid.blacksky.app
@drbubblesphd.bsky.social
@sirenmademodules.bsky.social
Promo image for Blades in the Dark: The Revenants on Find Out Productions, for the second session of the campaign, titled "Tithe". Shown are the four player characters in front of a faded purple cityscape background: Multo, an Asian masc nonbinary person in a three piece suit and tie, holding a pocket watch, looking haunted. Eloji, a Black man with neatly trimmed Victorian mutton chop sideburns and short black 4C hair, smiling jovially with one hand on his purple-tinted glasses and the other on his silver and black cane. Taibhse, a pale white woman with long, wavy hair, wearing a dress, bandages around her arms, and a Victorian style hand belt. On Taibhse's right hand is a crossed out/scarred bell tattoo. She has no visible pupils. Carrion, a stocky man wearing furs and a poncho. He has glowing eyes and is looking sternly at the camera. A bearded vulture, likewise with glowing eyes, sits on his left arm.
LIVE NOW!
Blades in the Dark: The Revenants
Session 2: Tithe
twitch.tv/findoutproductions
With:
@classicalglaiza.com as Multo
@prince-infidel.bsky.social as Eloji
@drbubblesphd.bsky.social as Taibhse
@andreriveraart.bsky.social as Carrion
@wizardstyles.bsky.social as the GM
#ttrpg #actualplay
Might have pretended to be a Spirit Warden. Might have to face consequences. It'll be *fine*.
Surely, that will have no repercussions, and everything will be fine.
RT if $3000 would literally change your life
We are live! Just in time for Easter, the Revenants are back from the dead!
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Promo image of Find Out Productions Missing Month Stream. March 29 2026 at 7:30 EST. Featuring Glaiza, a nonbinary Asian American person with a side shave and wavy hair dyed purple with glasses on, wearing a black top, winking at the camera. And Shiv, a white woman with long blonde hair, blunt bangs, and a black headband. Wearing orange earrings that say 'Boo' a silver nosering, and 60s inspired makeup
DOUBLE PRIZES!
Tomorrow we get part 3 of Parallel Play: Missing Month with @classicalglaiza.com We will be concluding our game with our letters goodbye. Bring the tissues!
AND
Today we dropped our previous 2 VODs up on YT so you can catch up before our conclusion!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ov-...
A promotional image for Blades in the Dark: The Revenants, an Actual Play on Find Out Productions. Shown to the left is a photo of Shiv, a white woman with long pale blonde hair. She has 60s mod eyeliner, bangs, and orange earrings that say "boo". To the right is Shiv's character, Taibhse, in a purple and grayscale color scheme. Taibhse is a pale white woman with long, wavy hair, wearing a dress, bandages around her arms, and a Victorian style hand belt. On Taibhse's right hand is a crossed out/scarred bell tattoo. She has no visible pupils. There is text listing the premiere date and channel URL: April 4th 11 AM Eastern 4 PM British twitch.tv/findoutproductions
Revenant. Third one.
@drbubblesphd.bsky.social
Taibhse. Whisper creature.
Friend 🐦⬛
No more 💀🔥
Gather 👻
They're coming back 💄
Ding ding 🔔
#ttrpg #actualplay
street performers are a treasure and deserve to be funded by a functional government imo. look at this shit. i'd be here watching this guy do this for hours holy fuck
Hey hello! It's Imani and I'm looking to cast players & a GM for a 12 episode AP using the Cowboy Bebop TTRPG system! Streaming on Tuesdays in mid-May with preproduction happening next month in late April.
Casting call closes April 10th.
forms.gle/wgPYCreHsEtS...
A one shot, turned into a two-episode, and now will be scheduled for a third episode!
Thanks for watching Part 2. To @findoutproductions.bsky.social and @drbubblesphd.bsky.social, thanks for giving my game a home.
I'm gonna follow my own advice: Scream, throw a pillow, cry, hug a loved one. Let myself feel every emotion that comes up and let it sit. The fact that I care isn't weakness, so I need to let myself grieve. I'm gonna take some time to really figure out what the next step is, but today I'll cry.
So today, as we're quickly approaching my 8th anniversary of starting this journey, I think I need to reconsider if I should keep going. It's a really hard loss to know that I don't want to leave, but I can't keep trying to force myself into a club no one wants me at.
I wept over a case while I was doing body prep, and they looked incredible at the end because I cared so deeply about it. I didn't go for fastest or most efficient or least costly when I did it. I went for respectful and dignified. But alas, I am not the norm.
I've had that quality lauded and complimented by supposed mentors. But that's just who I am, I am not 'acting' like I care, I genuinely do. I had some serious losses that lead me here, and it makes it easy for me to feel for my families. Yet, it's somehow my greatest strength and greatest weakness.
Maybe it's the 'tism, but I had a very dear professor once tell me, "Once it stops effecting you, get a new job. We need people who give a shit in this industry." And I took that to heart. I let myself grieve with every family I interacted with. I was always the person the family hugged at the end.
From my experience after nearly a decade here, the people who give a shit are few and far between. They'll say they give a shit, but it's just work to them. The bottom line is more important in a lot of cases. And if you are passionate about it, you're going to get chewed up and spat out.
And the industry itself is already in a tailspin because they refuse to adjust themselves from an arbitrary version of professionalism and ousting people who look different, the pandemic killed or saw the early retirement of a good chunk of staff, then they fight having to hire anyone.
I can't seem to figure out if this is just funeral homes in my state, or the industry as a whole, but the pattern of funeral homes/crematories protecting the old guard, ostracizing the marginalized, and making them the sacrificial lamb is starting to get old. Hell, I saw it at the pet crematory too.
Mind you, in both cases, I was the only left leaning, openly queer, neurodivergent, and empathetic person on staff. Both cases a weird technicality I saw happen by other staffers was an unforgivable sin when I did it. Which never sits right with me. Mind you, nothing I did was illegal/ a liability.
Said coworker that I was warned about not telling her that my wife was trans, and that I probably fucked up by letting her know I was in a queer marriage. So, now it's her word against mine, I'm new, and no one went to bat for me. This is the *second* funeral home that let me go on the first strike.
I lost my job, which is also part of my schooling yesterday. Unceremoniously. Because of a miscommunication with a client. Where something I said was taken out of context, applied over a whole situation I didn't even advise on, then I was promptly thrown under the bus by a coworker.
So we always associate grief with death, but it's actually about loss. You grieve friendships, relationships, missing items that were dear, the whole works. I've been pretty loud about how much my passion makes me interact with grief. Now I have to grieve the work I love, because of the industry.