"After school program" by artist tofuneers,

I've been enjoying editing this season's @diceexploder.com and am considering taking on more audio work. Feel free to reach out if you need someone for editing and such 👋

Through the Window by Arthur Wasse

I am not Andrew but for the record this sounds fun and I’d do it

CRESCENT 2e and EXILE arrived a few weeks ago and I finally cracked em open to read at the park on the first warm spring day in Toronto.

@ema-acosta.com is brilliant and has written the best GM section I have read in ages (moon guidance💛).

I will be sharing with librarians & library kids alike :]

I. The Burial of the Dead April is the cruellest month, breeding Lilacs out of the dead land, mixing Memory and desire, stirring Dull roots with spring rain. Winter kept us warm, covering Earth in forgetful snow, feeding A little life with dried tubers. beginning lines of The Waste Land by T.S. Eliot

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#April #poetry

from
The Waste Land
T.S. Eliot

It warms my heart to see your work continue to flourish, Tyler. Sending a big hug. You got this!

Night Garden by Quentin Stipp

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Underneath by Svetoslav Petrov

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So cool to see this implemented :)

Jan not only happens to be a lovely individual, but All The Problems In This World is a delight to visit. The RPG and comics selection is fantastic; simply put, there's nothing else like it in Europe. If you can spare a bit of money this month to help keep this place afloat, please do.

Peter Birkhäuser - The Observer

More stuff from Eastern Turkey, these are mostly Kars Province and near Trabzon

Please feel free to post more of these pictures here. I’d love to see them!

A photo of my hand holding two hardcover books with painterly illustrated covers. One is titled Crescent 2e and features a T-Rex, a bunch of rowdy kids, a boomerang and a crab with a pirate's hat. The other is titled Exile and features a bat-winged goth with a sword.

My name in the acknowledgements of EXILE.

With these reaching me, a whole chapter of my return to role-playing games comes to its lavishly illustrated end. Joining a playtesting campaign of what would become @ema-acosta.com's EXILE as a complete nobody was an enlightening and beautiful experience I will forever be thankful for.

New website 👀

Rudolf Sieck, 1923

This was a really good one. The framework itself is solid, but I particularly like embracing the fact that in a campaign you always reach moments where you need to “pedal” again. That kind of pacing is always something I’ve struggled with—so having a framework is very useful!

Where Do We Go When We Sleep? - The Psychic Maelstrom A note. The following is a draft excerpt for a Coven "Mystery." Mysteries are 1-2 session  story frames that can be unleashed upon the table by any player. The coven may encounter Mysteries as th...

Today on the Maelstrom: a first crack at using questions to build short story arcs ("adventures," if you will)
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More wok i did for Where the Water Tastes like Wine. 2015-2018

Picture of Marjane Satrapi alongside a quote from her. The quote reads: The world is not divided into countries. The world is not divided between East and West. You are American, I am Iranian, we don't know each other, but we talk together and we understand each other perfectly. The difference between you and your government is much bigger than the difference between you and me. And the difference between me and my government is much bigger than the difference between me and you. And our governments are very much the same... - Marjane Satrapi, Iranian-French graphic novelist

Thinking about this quote from Persepolis creator Marjane Satrapi again.

Compositions that go hard
(Faeries and Elves, 1984 - via archive.org/details/fair...)

Totally! that's something I was trying to highlight in the examples: people come into a game with all sorts of expectations, comfort levels, preferences, etc. I've been thinking of ways to create playgrounds that allow everyone to find their own fun without stepping into each other's toes

Yeah! I also run into it with PbTA games since the structures of those games often are so scene-based

The Dragon Dance by Justin Gerard

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Relationship Anarchy: Sharing Player Characters - The Psychic Maelstrom This entry lays out an early draft for a character-sharing framework, to be used in a role-playing game campaign. It is divided in two parts: the first is intention, while...

Today on the Maelstrom: an early draft on character-sharing
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What Use Is a Broomstick? - The Psychic Maelstrom 'This Much’s True1. Sometimes witches do fly on brooms—a swift piercing through the air followed by a booming cackle. Why is it a rare? (Broom flight is volatile and unpredictable....

What Use Is a Broomstick?
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i used to Walk Around And Look At Things because it made my art better. now it feels more like making art takes away from the time i have to do the actually-important work of Walking Around And Looking At Things

Centaur Games Centaur Games

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My webstore heycentaur.com is finally up!
This took so many months of labour (mostly my partner’s), but it is all ready and running.
Physical copies of Kala Mandala are now available, shipping to most of the world.