And looking at a 'good' one means knowing what it sought to achieve and whether that worked and why. It's a complex thing and like so much stuff many people are copying without truly understanding.

I think most people think of SRDs as a genre of text (which they have elements of) and don't think about writing them with specific goals in mind. That's particularly true for someone like yourself where your games have a thriving community of reuse. You have different goals to many SRDs.

Right, RPG night is done so I can give a slightly better reply! So I wrote the Wretched & Alone SRD which I think is fairly good example of an SRD that drove the trend of more indie games having them, and I've helped folks work on a few others since.

Hello! We can talk SRDs no worries. Feel free to DM me or email with [email protected] if you prefer.

Like, even if they're scammers who don't actually make books, photos of real books are *widely available*. I'd prefer a bare faced lie.

I am in almost exactly this position. I loaded up my save the other day and didn't even remember where I was or what I was doing.

Well, I just made my first DragonMeet purchase.

History is different in space.

hISToRicAl aCcuRacY of course.

I never thought we'd find a cut out where the hands were to scale, and yet here we are.

Yes, but in what pose?