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It's games all the way down
Vectors of trust in Seven Part Pact and They Came To Play Ball
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Koriko magically made me excited for a solo journaling RPG
Okay, less magic and more smart layout but still.
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Memories are not always lost, sometimes they are taken
momatoes’ Farewell, Good Night is an ethereal exploration of health care, identity, and power.
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Playing games during an attempted assassination
A story I will be telling until the end of time
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In Eat the Reich, the players keep each other safe
Safety tools aren’t good enough if everyone at the table doesn't have the agency to change the game.
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Stuck in the roleplay doldrums
Inevitably, your table will fight and lose against the calendar.
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In which I try, and fail, to be evil
Deathmatch Island is the Survivor meets Battle Royale TTRPG of my dreams
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The Dead Queen’s raiment
For The Queen made a plea unto the Giants, bearing her Sword, Crown, Mask, and Voice on the journey.
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I’m the least excited member of my weekly RPG group, and that’s okay
My biggest foe yet is social anxiety.
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Organization is its own kind of game
My Blades in the Dark campaign, like most of my life, only functions because I have a Notion the size of Nebraska.
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Identity is ever changing, vampires are forever
Memory’s a fickle thing when you’re wandering the Bloodbeam Badlands
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The questions I ask myself when building a new world
Hold on, wait a second, I’m sorry…did you say street magic?
Public Articles
Playing games amidst the revolution
We are practicing a better world.
Masks: A New Generation
I was a teenage superhero self-insert
Me, mask thoroughly pierced: “I’m not owned! I’m not owned!”
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Poor Things: starting a sex worker-led revolution through Blades in the Dark
How a very pretty film made me so angry it sparked a character and two articles
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Even in games built for silliness, I can’t get over myself
Being a goofy little guy is hard work and I’m not emotionally prepared for that kind of vulnerability.