Spencer Goldade / Monkey's Lunch

I explore some of this more in: Game phases: Examining point crawls - Bug & Claw Devlog 28
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An aspect of TTRPGs that I find incredibly interesting is when a game successfully separates various phases, like town, camp, dungeon diving, overworld, and so on.

Which games have you seen that do this really well?
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🤬 In Alone In the Fury, #angermanagement is the focus: release your emotions and confront the turmoil within in a way that helps you process without lashing out at others.
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🏝️ In Alone In Serenity, cultivate a sense of calm, reduce stress, and enhance your overall well-being, through #mindfulness.
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🧠 In Alone In Reflection, engage in a therapeutic journey incorporating Cognitive Behaviour Therapy #CBT techniques.
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Alone In Wellness is a trio of solo journalling games utilizing Takuma Okada's Alone system.
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Yellow Ochre

For the record, this is the colour of Tuesday

More cutiepies #art

Canada is quickly following the USA as of late, and not in a good way

Omg, me too. Flipping the orientation helps a lot with editing and rethinking.

Bug & Claw devlog 26 shows one of the many iterations the B&C character sheets have been through.
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As a game designer, making sure the player understands their character's current status and potential can be incredibly important to enabling an engaging experience.

How many iterations have your character sheets or other UI and artifacts been through?
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“The point of modern propaganda isn't only to misinform or push an agenda.

It is to exhaust your critical thinking, to annihilate truth.”

- Garry Kasparov

Have you tried @jdragsky.bsky.social's Wanderhome?

On December 1st I was laid off from my job.
If anyone has any paying work at all that I could help with, please let me know. <3

Learn more about the game, its development, and where to get it:
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A preview image of the game "I, The Land" showcases the tri-fold, single page format. Some of the rules can be seen across two of the folded columns while the artwork of a mountain with a small fire raging is seen in the background of the third column. Aside from the fire everything looks serene.

In I, The Land, you are a patch of land, like an island, valley, or mountain. You have unique characteristics, flora, and fauna, and unique powers. Decide to react to, and influence events as they happen on or around you, or simply pay witness to your changing landscape.
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Indy TTRPGers Need Love by @monkeyslunch.bsky.social Indy TTRPG creators with no likes on posts, randomized. Attempts to filter out large properties like D&D, Pathfinder, Warhammer, and AI Art.

My Bluesky "Indy TTRPGers Need Love" feed shows you Indy #TTRPG creators with no likes on posts, randomized. Attempts to filter out large properties like D&D, Pathfinder, Warhammer, and AI Art.

I wonder if they keep putting the Pandora commercial after the Avatar trailer on purpose

Ahh, kk, just wanted to make sure. My wife much prefers board gamey and hates immersion/roleplay.

Interesting. Tell me more about this. When you speak about TTRPGs and instrumentalism, what does that mean to you?

On December 1st I was laid off from my job.
If anyone has any paying work at all that I could help with, please let me know. <3

Post blue art!

I just went out to shovel here and it's so cold and slippy

Quote repost your art that has stars ✶ ✶ ✶

Holy moly, that's a lot of advertisements and pingbacks. Hard to read. Game looks interesting, though.

This looks super cute