Dan Algstrand 🇸🇪 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍⚧️

I’m sorry for your loss.

I’m from Sweden. I have no idea how to interact with strangers without the social lubricant that is a slight inebriation.

I whole-heartedly agree.

Congratulations! It really is an awesome, imagination-tickling, and useful supplement.

Also: Regular expressions (GREP) is an amazingly powerful tool. Not only for search/replace, but also for GREP styles imbedded in paragraph styles applying character styles to certain words ‘on the fly.’

That way you can change settings in the top style, and the changes will affect all styles below it. This has made my job a lot easier. Need to change the typeface/language/text size? All you have to do is change one style.

Oh. Um. Utilize the power in patent/child paragraph and character styles. Meaning that you start with the the style used for most of the text, and then create styles that inherit the settings from that one and just change whatever needs to be changed.

I second that!

12:40 a.m.

11.53 p.m.

Jämtland, Sweden. 10 p.m.

I miss G+ too, sometimes. It was excellent for finding and chatting with roleplayers from all over the world. And a catalyst for getting the OSR movement off the ground.

*Mythic Britain*, obviously. ”Mythic Brian” makes me want to rewatch a certain Monty Python movie.

I just realized that my original post sounds a bit passive-aggressive. That was not my intention.

I merely wanted to explain why I couldn't do the vaesen chapter in Mythic Carpathia the same way I did in the core rules or Mythic Brian & Ireland.

Well, I have. But apparently there's a “budget.”

What I *did* do was to keep the boxed game stats for every vaesen on a single page. So when you look up a vaesen at the table, you have all the stats available without needing to flip to another page.

2/2

I would have loved to keep every Mythic Carpathia vaesen on single spreads, but it was impossible.

When just the text for a vaesen fills two pages, there is *no way* for me to fit the text *and* the image on one spread.

1/2

It always makes me happy when my layout work is appreciated.

Total Party Chill – like, whatever, man.

Why, oh why, did I not go to UKGE? Everyone seems to be having a great time. And I do miss shooting the shit with British game designers over a pint or ten.

Oh well –* maybe there’s a Dragonmeet in the cards for me in November.

[* Non-AI generated en-dash.]

To a coffee-loving Swede, this sounds really weird – and oddly tantalizing.

I GMed that mystery a while back. It is set right next to where my family is from – and I had a blast doing the dialect for all the NPCs.

Enjoy!

Loving the colors.

QFT.

If I’m stuck doing layout, not being able to get the spreads just right – I work on something else. And while I do that, my brain ticks away in the background, finding a solution to my problem.

Nearly every time.

It's amazing (and by amazing, I mean bad) how people who follow and interact with a bazillion of trans gals that actively make OSR stuff and are in their 30's, keep insisting on making long rants about how it is exclusively a scene of old bald bearded man in their 60's and shit

Knock! Issue #5 An Adventure Gaming Bric-a-Brac. Being A Compendium of Miscellanea for Old-School RPGs. For us OSR weirdos and curious D&D heads alike.

I'm sure by now you've heard that KNOCK! #5 is live on Kickstarter. And like the 4 volumes before it, it's jampacked with #osr goodness. And somehow they've squeezed another of my articles in too: a most unusual merchant, in a most unusual conveyance. www.kickstarter.com/projects/896... #ttrpg #nsr

A cute faun holding a flail with a face. She is crying and the flail say smash me I want to break bones. The faun answer but I don’t wanna.

To post on my patreon later:
“But I thought you were a nice flail..”

Myconificent!