antiseq

been having extremely similar thoughts as my group, who suffers a little from terminal doing-bits-itis and playing iPad slop instead of paying attention, expresses interest in playing Delta Green

it's anime waifu shit
👹

"i have art of my character for this one shot actually!"
oh nice!
"I used ch*tgpt to make it"

jacquie escareno

naturally, i had to make a playlist.

open.spotify.com/playlist/0XO...

playing in a music-themed magical girls one-shot (using the system Hardcaptor Sakuga: Full Metal Petticoat) as a socially anxious teen Jacqueline Escareño, who by night fuses with her magical Novation Launchpad to fight nightmares at her summer music sleepaway camp as Chariot Saffron

quarterly post to prove i'm not dead

Hades 2 climax dialogue has several of these in quick succession and it completely undercuts the scene lol

"what do you want to do?"
"Idk"

[reinvents classic TTRPG fantasy ancestries to be more interesting and ends up worldbuilding an entire setting]

pathfinder character died. kitbashing a new one

isabel fall's "helicopter story" still holds up

meg, toasting the bachelor/ette party with drunken solemnity: "happy husband, happy busband."

I thought it might be-- I plan on taking some actually good, not WIP photos, and posting in the discord soon

model by the one and only @pipermakes.bsky.social

back at it with the dumbhuge enemies in pathfinder

based on character creation and a quick rules skim it seems to fulfill its promise of being a punchy, narrative-focused, less-simulationist high fantasy TTRPG. dice threshold mechanic seems good on paper. unsure about Hope/Fear mechanic. we'll see how it plays

smoking my own personal methamphetamines (creating character for daggerheart one shot)

Shen is a deer with an injured, bandaged leg emerging from a dark and foggy forest, with several glowing red eyes in it. He is being offered berries by a classically beautiful, very fit man with flowing hair. The forest is the Job Forest (Dark, Foreboding). The man is My Unemployed Friend. The berries are Discord Messages at 2PM. The bandaged leg is Injury Because My Manager Spoke to Me Too Sternly.

They Are Going to Take Everything If We Don't Stop Them The government is going to destroy unions if we don't fight now.

The worst thing the federal government has done to unions in my lifetime happened last night. The second worst thing was three weeks ago.

The labor movement will either protect ourselves right now or be smashed. That's all there is to it.

www.hamiltonnolan.com/p/they-are-g...

@shonen413.itch.io ???????????

I built a Playstacean!

it's because you be on that damn phone all the time

Advice from my son: “kings hold very big long sticks”. I think he is poisoned by sword law

pokemon (iono)

A Calvin & Hobbes 4-panel strip: 1. Calvin running at high speed, jubilant 2. Calvin skidding to a stop; off-panel bubble reads "Calvin, stop running through the house!" 3. Calvin spiking the reader, cheerful. His bubble reads "the law is on the books, but it would take all their resources to enforce it." 4. Calvin running off-panel. Off-panel bubble reads "CALVIN!"

Evergreen reminder

making a presentation

i can be long-winded -- thanks for asking & hope this response was helpful despite its length!!

this also applies to combat, too: you can make better tactical decisions if you are paying attention to what your allies are doing, and finding ways to augment and assist them. this makes fights feel dynamic, interactive, and "flowy", vs. "walk up, do damage, see you in 20 minutes for my next turn"

as a player, I think this looks like dialing in to what your fellow players are doing with their characters, and reflecting on how your character decisions can add to their arcs. this is what makes narratives feel fleshed out (and will make your GM very happy)

there is a tendency to misunderstand "yes, and" as a blank check for players allowing any kind of character behavior. it's better to think of it as "pretend it's real". sometimes you "yes, and" by following bad narrative decisions to their natural negative consequences!