Amanda P. ➡️ PAXU
@weirdwonder.bsky.social
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adventure writer (Pilgrimage of the Sun Guard, Tannic, Resonant, Dread Hospitality). weirdwonder.bearblog.dev queer
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nornnoszka.bsky.social
Welcome to the Maraketh Megathread: a page-by-page posting of the SECOND issue of our dark fantasy #webcomic ~ updates on the first Tuesday of the month. Behold the cover!👹🐍💅🔥🌙 by @mhudson-illustration.com
A digitally rendered comic book cover of Maraketh's Chosen featuring the protagonists urgently galloping towards the viewer on horseback, with a dramatic orange and purple sunset and dark birds behind them.
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jedediahberry.bsky.social
So excited to share the Kickstarter for Wildendrem Volume Two: The Saintly Hollows, my ongoing tabletop RPG collaboration with @andrewmcalpine.bsky.social. We have so much fun writing these, and people seem to like playing them too. #osr #ttrpg www.kickstarter.com/projects/626...
Wildendrem Volume Two: The Saintly Hollows
Two new books of mythic adventure in a land of wonder and peril, for use on their own or alongside the award-winning Valley of Flowers.
www.kickstarter.com
weirdwonder.bsky.social
and i know i should watch the katherine hepburn
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agree! I love the 1990s version but it’s a separate work
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little women is a book people do not talk about nearly enough for this and other reasons. people engage more with the idea of it than the actual book.
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I just finished reading the Ronald Wimberly graphic novel Prince of Cats, which is a book about Tybalt among other things. It was extremely compelling and artistically neat. I’m in that phase where I am regathering myself creatively and reading/playing/watching a lot after producing a bunch of work.
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Zach, this whole journey has been exciting to see! It’s all very cool looking.
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i would ask in the Cairn discord as i’m not sure
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that’s what i figured and what i meant to express above but did not quite do successfully. which fits this discussion well i think.
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understood! i will ponder this.
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if this is the case i know how i handle it
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I took it as: what happens when you (as player or GM if that is present) have an incomplete understanding of rules as written and then you realize something that should have been ruled or implemented differently. How that gets handled via the social contract of your table. Is that what you meant?
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there’s a rule like that in blood in the clocktower called the Atheist
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philly has a few great ones but this is The Last Word in west
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i got two neat illustrated 1970s books at a used book store
two books: Cathedral by David McCauley and an illustrated Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott
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amandalee.bsky.social
people need to be drawing your armor more historically accurate
weirdwonder.bsky.social
I wholeheartedly agree. i went vertical for Dread Hospitality and Orestruck for that reason.
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people just say things on reddit that make very little sense.
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this has some really fun verticality