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So if we remove all the outer layers, we’re also removing part of the inner layer. (9/16)
So if we remove all the outer layers, we’re also removing part of the inner layer. (9/16)
This is how the post defines “Adventure,” and it’s conflating two things: prep and shared fiction. (3/16)
This is how the post defines “Adventure,” and it’s conflating two things: prep and shared fiction. (3/16)
The crux is that “Adventure” sits at the heart of OSR design. Everything else exists in relation to that. If you remove all the outer layers, the GM can still go, “You’re in a 10x10 room with 3 entrances.” (2/16)
The crux is that “Adventure” sits at the heart of OSR design. Everything else exists in relation to that. If you remove all the outer layers, the GM can still go, “You’re in a 10x10 room with 3 entrances.” (2/16)
My wife really likes that this song features my name.
My wife really likes that this song features my name.
Scenarios:
Scenarios:
But my game doesn’t need it to be doing all that much. This move isn’t meant to be what the game centers around, so it can do less and be fine.
But my game doesn’t need it to be doing all that much. This move isn’t meant to be what the game centers around, so it can do less and be fine.
These don’t do the exact same thing, but it’s close enough. Also maybe we don’t need another character type whose personality is, “Hates all goblins.”
These don’t do the exact same thing, but it’s close enough. Also maybe we don’t need another character type whose personality is, “Hates all goblins.”
Meanwhile Rian Johnson:
Meanwhile Rian Johnson:
I think a lot of anxious GMs, myself included, use prep as a way to way to ensure everyone will have fun. Like, “If I think of everything, then there’s no way the session will go badly.”
So PTFO is nerve-wracking. It means there are unknowns.
I think a lot of anxious GMs, myself included, use prep as a way to way to ensure everyone will have fun. Like, “If I think of everything, then there’s no way the session will go badly.”
So PTFO is nerve-wracking. It means there are unknowns.
I've been working on these ideas for a while but they've never felt more real than in this spreadsheet.
I've been working on these ideas for a while but they've never felt more real than in this spreadsheet.
It’s basically, “The biggest subsystem in the game that half the classes focus around is the exception.”
Okay, sure.
It’s basically, “The biggest subsystem in the game that half the classes focus around is the exception.”
Okay, sure.