It's not just you, though my attention isn't entirely negative. I just like figuring out peoples' preferences in tools.

If you've been putting off picking up Ironsworn or Ironsworn: Delve in hardback, this is the time. One of the best fantasy TTRPGs out there, beautiful layout, incredible mechanics. And you can get both

I love it when I read something that triggers an understanding that had been eluding me. In this case, it's one of the failures of modern media mapping its way into TTRPGs. Obsessive validation. #TTRPG

I love it when I read something that triggers an understanding that had been eluding me. In this case, it's one of the failures of modern media mapping its way into TTRPGs. Obsessive validation. #TTRPG

Well, well, well -- I got lured into playing quite a bit of Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader with Ochadoji last night. It turned out pretty all right. Nothing pleases like over the top grimdark with snark.

Why should I care if something is a snap versus a thread versus a wave? Are they meaningfully different? Are they mechanically different? None of that is documented in a clear and obvious place, which

The problem, as I see it, is that there is no immediate and intuitive mechanism to distinguish what the different foci of each type/mode of interaction is.

Sometimes you take inspiration from the things that are right in front of you. Thunderbirds? The Dukes of Hazzard? FEMA? Disaster movies? 80s Action TV Shows? Role playing? I think I've got something.

Finished up the Battledroids to Steel Rift conversion by covering servo redundancy, critical damage effects, creating factions, ace droid pilots, and a bit of setup for a Outer Sphere campaign. The ORP:

More Battledroids in your Steel Rift? Converted rules and cleaned up mechanics for infantry and vehicles. Every single droid/mech listed in BD ready for your pleasure. Even a three mission sequence! ORP:

You love it. It's Battledroids from 1984, but not as you remember it. Instead, we're going to re-implement it as a starter kit for Steel Rift. All it requires is the core SR book and miniatures you already

This really gets down to one of the core problems of understanding social media and self-promotion – deciding what "good" means. It can and should vary for pretty much everyone, which is an absolute

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Thanks for the reminder; fixed in short order.

Individuals don't get to just decide they know best. One could argue that it's just that attitude in that belief that led to Hive splitting off from Steem in the first place. Individuals decided they knew

I suspect it would have been just as truthful to say, "of course it's gambling. All investment is gambling. But you're not my dad so why should you get to say whether my choices of what to do with

The complete avoidance of something which has long been acknowledged as a real problem, the ridiculous length of the power down, seems to have had a pretty good effect of driving a lot of people out of

I would argue that stopping at just 1/13 doesn't go far enough. Why should there be any cooldown at all? I know, I know – all the old assertions, with the core one effectively boiling down to, "if

My great pleasure. I'm not pretending to be any kind of guru; these are just a handful of ideas that might help you if you have information you need to organize in a personal way. There is a vast rabbit

It's the kind of game design that can be applied to a myriad of different things (and has been in the last five years). It's the kind of thing that can port to any kind of technical interface in the next