RPG writer/illustrator of Ennie award-winning two-page dungeons. He/him, here for 🏳️🌈 🏳️⚧️ Black lives matter.
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Trilemma Vol I: an ENnie award-winning book of 55 illustrated adventure sites, regions and settlements for fantasy RPGs. Great for one-shots, fleshing out your own setting, or adventuring in the built-in world.
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The vault has cracked open once again, Trilemma Adventures Compendium is the DTRPG deal of the day! For today only, get more than fifty fantasy adventure locations for your one shots or to drop into your campaign. Link below!
The Trilemma Adventures Compendium is today's DTRPG Deal of the Day - for one day only you can get this ENnie award-winning set of illustrated short adventures for a ridiculously low price! Link in the 🧵below!
Trilemma Adventures Compendium, DriveThruRPG Deal of the Day
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If you're like me, you're always forgetting your tarot cards at home. What's a spontaneous GM to do? How to interpret a result with just dice?! Fortunately, even the humblest die has a secret etched on its surface: the Tarot of Pips.
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The mass influx of RPG folks over on the blue place make it feel like it may have hit critical mass, which is pretty cool.
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Question for the OSR and beyond, does any game do high level domain play well? If so, what do you like about it?
Just watched The Night Eats the World (2018) and it's remarkably like Project Zomboid in movie form. It's like The Quiet Earth, just with infected trying to kill you. I enjoyed it!
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This book represents a lifetime of dedication to making art. If you've ever wanted to collect anything of mine, this is the thing.
It's funny how mechanics with a similar-seeming weight can have very different handling implications. Thread🧵
Vigilance, on the other hand, is a smaller change that I think will be heavier in practice. All I'm doing is shifting WHEN some stress points are spent, but it moves that spend to a time when nobody is thinking about encounters.
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What surprise obstacle will you face in the vault room? Who intercepted the team’s getaway van? Why do the hacker and the brawler keep sneaking away for private conversations? Play Thrill of the Chase to find out and get this heist back on track! jen-adcock15.itch.io/thrill-…
Not a fan of the 'They Feed on Fear' trope, it somehow hollows things out. Like a character in a drama that does the most dramatic thing in every scene as their only motivation, there's diegetically no space between the movie's goals (be scary) and the creature's (be scary).