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IT COMES by naught101 One-word horror RPG

I made a one-word horror roleplaying game!

It's a free to download PDF. If you're not familiar with lyric games and are curious, check out the linked episode of the Dice Exploder podcast.

https://naught101.itch.io/it-comes

#rpg #ttrpg #lyricGames #horror #games #oneWordRPG

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The cover of the game.  It reads "Collar, Meet Leash. Leash, Meet Collar. a mech minigame by Norbez Jones".  "Collar" is purple, "Leash" is dark orange, and the rest of the words are black.  In the middle is a black simplified graphic of a dog with a collar on a leash.  The background is white.

The cover of the game. It reads "Collar, Meet Leash. Leash, Meet Collar. a mech minigame by Norbez Jones". "Collar" is purple, "Leash" is dark orange, and the rest of the words are black. In the middle is a black simplified graphic of a dog with a collar on a leash. The background is white.

Collar, Meet Leash. 
Leash, Meet Collar
a mech minigame by Norbez Jones (call me Bez, e/em/eir)

Introduction
It started with your mech asking you this question: which one of us is the real submissive robot in the relationship?  You thought it was so funny that you told your fellow mech pilots about it, and now, every single one of you has made a bet with their mech on the answer.  As a result, it’s constantly on your mind.

Part 1: Questions & Answers
After you have wrapped up a mission, each mech pilot asks themselves the following questions:
	Who was really in control of that situation, me or my mech?
	How much does my mech define who I am?
	My mech submits to me, but I submit to my mission.  Which one of us is submitting more?
	Who is using whom here?
Based on their answers to those questions, each mech pilot then makes a Determination:

Collar, Meet Leash. Leash, Meet Collar a mech minigame by Norbez Jones (call me Bez, e/em/eir) Introduction It started with your mech asking you this question: which one of us is the real submissive robot in the relationship? You thought it was so funny that you told your fellow mech pilots about it, and now, every single one of you has made a bet with their mech on the answer. As a result, it’s constantly on your mind. Part 1: Questions & Answers After you have wrapped up a mission, each mech pilot asks themselves the following questions:  Who was really in control of that situation, me or my mech?  How much does my mech define who I am?  My mech submits to me, but I submit to my mission. Which one of us is submitting more?  Who is using whom here? Based on their answers to those questions, each mech pilot then makes a Determination:

	I am the Collar in the relationship.  My mech is the Leash, pulling me along, moving me forward.
	I am the Leash in the relationship.  I am fastened around my mech, determining where they go.
	I am the hand pulling the Leash.  I am the one in control of it all.  (This is a lie I tell myself to make myself feel better.)

Part 2: The Hierarchy
Before starting this section, determine whether mech pilots believe being a Collar or a Leash is better.  The one they determine is better is the Dominant Category.  Once that has been decided, proceed.
Once back at home base, all mech pilots converse.  First, they share their Determinations with each other.  Then, each one picks a conversation prompt to discuss with another pilot.  From there, a dialogue emerges.
The ones in the Dominant Category have the following conversation prompts:
	How does it feel, knowing who’s really in control?
	So, between you and your mech, who’s the top in the relationship?
	What’s it like, knowing you were never really in control this entire time?
	Even though I am in control, why do I feel ______? (Choose an emotion)

 I am the Collar in the relationship. My mech is the Leash, pulling me along, moving me forward.  I am the Leash in the relationship. I am fastened around my mech, determining where they go.  I am the hand pulling the Leash. I am the one in control of it all. (This is a lie I tell myself to make myself feel better.) Part 2: The Hierarchy Before starting this section, determine whether mech pilots believe being a Collar or a Leash is better. The one they determine is better is the Dominant Category. Once that has been decided, proceed. Once back at home base, all mech pilots converse. First, they share their Determinations with each other. Then, each one picks a conversation prompt to discuss with another pilot. From there, a dialogue emerges. The ones in the Dominant Category have the following conversation prompts:  How does it feel, knowing who’s really in control?  So, between you and your mech, who’s the top in the relationship?  What’s it like, knowing you were never really in control this entire time?  Even though I am in control, why do I feel ______? (Choose an emotion)

The ones not in the Dominant Category have these conversation prompts:
	Does being in control make you happy?
	What does this mean for your relationship with me?
	If I weren’t a human, would I have been a mech in another life?
	Is there freedom for me in having no control?
Once conversation concludes, pilots report whether they have any updates on the bet with their mech.  If they do, who won, and why?  What will the loser do for or give to the winner?
After that, pilots disperse back to their quarters.

The ones not in the Dominant Category have these conversation prompts:  Does being in control make you happy?  What does this mean for your relationship with me?  If I weren’t a human, would I have been a mech in another life?  Is there freedom for me in having no control? Once conversation concludes, pilots report whether they have any updates on the bet with their mech. If they do, who won, and why? What will the loser do for or give to the winner? After that, pilots disperse back to their quarters.

Got inspired by a Firebrands minigame jam and threw together a lyric game about mech pilot power dynamics. #ttrpg #lyricgames #MinimalistJam #mecha

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A screenshot of two people texting on a phone.  Character A asks, "Can I ask you something a bit personal?" Character B replies, "only if ur rdy for one heck of an answer ☺️" Character A replies, "What could I say that would get you to ..."

A screenshot of two people texting on a phone. Character A asks, "Can I ask you something a bit personal?" Character B replies, "only if ur rdy for one heck of an answer ☺️" Character A replies, "What could I say that would get you to ..."

The page reads the title of the game, "blush", and states the authors: Aaron Goss, Armanda Haller, and Gene Koo.

The page reads the title of the game, "blush", and states the authors: Aaron Goss, Armanda Haller, and Gene Koo.

Got permission to share an amazing lyric game to the Writing Games community I'm in, to help spark creativity. I figured it could be beneficial to share it here, too!
Who's speaking to who here? And what is the answer?
#WritingCommunity #lyricgame #lyricgames

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Meditation On Your Body by Naomi Norbez (call me Bez) a lyric game about yourself

I released a new lyric game! It's a solo journaling TTRPG about focusing on different parts of your body and seeing what they've given to you.
You can play it here: norbez.itch.io/meditation-o...
#SolovemberJam2024 #FemininomenonJam #lyricgames

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