fellas i'm starting to think it might be gay to play tabletop roleplaying games
fellas i'm starting to think it might be gay to play tabletop roleplaying games
I essentially told them that sapphicworld dumpsters TSL lol
I said "trans furries are the future of this medium" about RPGs in like 2022, and I have been nothing but vindicated since then
A screenshot of a tiktok comment: βshout out Thirsty Sword Lesbians too!! Itβs so rare to be able to play a game by and for queer women!!!β
Iβm very sorry, but if you think itβs βrareβ to play a ttrpg by and for queer women, you have simply not looked at the hobby for more than eight seconds
The Viagra Triangle is something I am
KICKING myself for not using in mine!!
They definitely take the best advantage of the βone skeet play reportβ format
Also, if you havenβt seen the trailer for Diabolic Dialect I think it does a really good job of showing off the game!
Go check it out!!
An eternal struggle! I try to regularly run one shots and short campaigns with new people because I am ALWAYS looking for players to add to my roster.
I like to populate my habitual test runs of new games of with folks Iβve never played with before. Double duty of feeling out games and players!
Tonight in πΊEpilogue: expelled the Triangle Agency from Chicagoland, started an art career, took the grand tour, forgot Iowa, became Space Emperor AND a kept a day job, started Ripple Kindergarten, resurrected corpses, brought on personality hires, and asked, "where do you see yourself in 5 years?"
you are making that up. that is not real
UPDATE: dude you would not believe the stories Iβm hearing about this woman from like 8 other people since I put this post up.
NBC Hannibal is Metal Gear Solid for girls
Literal dream blunt rotation
Of course I love blocking strangersβof course I do. But blocking people who think theyβre *not* strangers because theyβve followed me for a long time? And therefore feel *entitled* to make rude comments? I think I love blocking them most of all.
tonight in my elfgame: dithered on an ill omen, befriended several owls, disintegrated an old friend who suspiciously appeared on our doorstep, sent a scout to explore a dungeon we previously skipped, blended in by Walking Confidently, and cockblocked an inquisitor to ask HER a few questions
playin Blades '68 soon and made a little title card for my Hull... very excited to put them in situations
MISS MORGAN: perfectly pleasant office lady [reluctant emphasis on 'lady'] by day, hard-edged corporate espionage specialist by night
Youβre training with the weights on, but itβs worth it! Youβre growing the hobby!
Truly, I wish you the best on your quest! Good luck!
A deer's antler, of course. They ground it to powder and coated their boots with it and tromped straight up the fucking acid stairs.
And I'm pretty sure every OSR blogger creamed their jeans at that moment and had no idea why. 4/4
"Didn't they used to make ammonium bicarbonate from hart's horn?" And I was like... "what?"
"Yeah," she said, "I remember one of my grandma's baking recipes called for hartshorn, they used to grind it down from antlers."
From there, she used a character's ability to pull an item from her bag: 3/4
When they talked to the mercenaries camped in the mountains, they told them about a set of stairs carved through a cliff that melted their boot-soles and burned their feet, better to take the long way around. While we were joking about simply wearing basic shoes, one of my players piped up: 2/4
Had a moment in Mythic Bastionland which was the OSR wet dream: The party learned there was a barrier between them and the hex they wanted to get to, and the "wonder" I rolled on the spark table was "acidic stairs." I thought that was too cool to pass up, so... 1/4
tonight in my knight game: left the holding to the True Knight, met the boisterous Dwarf, weaved fern parasols to shade the Devil's Light, met suspiciously well-armed mercs, snuck into their tent and read their mail, and climbed the acid stairs with the help of the Key Knight's baking knowledge
Godspeed, then! I assume you've also done Ironsworn with the oracles?
Playing Spindlewheel could be a step on this journey?
I am posting this here now to remind myself to post it again during a more traffic heavy posting time.
Chicago is getting a quarterly zine to celebrate our robust RPG scene! You can support it now on Kickstarter:
www.kickstarter.com/projects/chi...
today in my dagger game: chased a mushroom guy, defused a magical bomb exploding a monster carcass into snakes, became part-time exterminators, found out all musroom guys DO know each other, met with the Underworld's Overboss, geared up, climbed down a hole to the deep wheat, and got hunted by bugs
today in my dragon game: ziplined away from an imploding colossus with its stolen brain, a picnic by a portal, an archwizard with a crotch like a Ken doll, visions of dread, pissed off the beer gardener, got scared half to death at a haunted house, and gave the fey a name LIKE A RUBE
absolute ledge
posting 'mommy' under my friend's selfie & being immediately indicted and tried in absentia via zoom by the dung-age wasteland called the "united kingdom". the judge wobbles his habsburg jaw as he sentences me to hard labour. five years in the data mines owned by Lord Childtraffick of Molestershire