moon people
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here now you can meet some moon people and maybe you'll like them and maybe
they'll like you
best of all time forever amen
1. Cordelia drifts horizontal...
Recommend me Generators of Underground Worlds
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In my big re-work of ‘Veins of the Earth’, I have begun looking at the
systems used for generating the geography of the Veins, the large main
routes, smal...
Chain Stocking the Hex Map
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A new method for procedurally generating the terrain of a hex map that adds
some level of “memory” to the otherwise disconnected random tosses of the
oracl...
Buddhism in a Bottle
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A couple months ago, I started using a GLP-1 for weight loss: Zepbound,
specifically. One of the Temu Ozempics. I’ve fought my weight my entire
life. As I ...
Quick Stakes For Tense Situations
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Below is a small lightweight procedure to use when your players have found
themselves in a complex and tense situation. Multiple threats and vectors
thre...
Resourciv: Social Models, Part 2
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Well. How quickly did you expect an update? When I ran my inheritance
simulation, I also calculated the Gini coefficient of the population’s
wealth distr...
Every Angel is Terrifying...
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Reskinning the Beholder
*This is an attempt to reskin Dungeons & Dragons classic weird and
terrifying monster the Beholder in a way that works for less ...
How to Talk About Difficulty
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Artist credit: Jeffrey Hummel
Gamers suck at talking about difficulty. It's one of those topics that
somehow never produces a good conversation. It's mire...
I went to GaryCon 2026
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*and I didn't even get to see the Cabinet*
Last weekend I went to GaryCon for the first time and I had a wonderful
time.
I had been feeling a bit cooked...
Review: The Crooked Moon
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In October 2021, the popular tabletop RPG actual play channel Legends of
Avantris began releasing episodes of their “Edge of Midnight” *Dungeons &
Dragon...
Referee Sabotage
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It is an old saw that players are bad at executing their plans. Imagine
this common scene: the party have some big job that requires planning;
perhaps robb...
Public Access is Not What You Think It Is (A Review)
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Looping forests. Creepy basements. Crawl spaces whose darkness can't be
pierced by your flashlight. Wouldn't it be great to have a game that preys
on your ...
Talking to the Dungeon
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Prepping dungeons is hard and while I’ve read a lot of great modules, I
never seem to remember what I loved about them other than the vibe. So now,
whene...
The Sacrament of the Minotaur
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This is the first of a small series of posts which will be about how I am
running Luke Gearing’s *Gradient Descent *in my Mothership home campaign.
This ...
Rings Of Reminder
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It wasn’t an existential threat like it was for many—but 2025 was for me
still quite a wrestle. The past two years have been.
I am still not over stuff t...
In 2025 I played twenty-nine role-playing games
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The year is almost over,
and I didn't do a *lot* of blogging here, regrettably. Turns out I can't
really juggle a day job, a crowdfunding campaign, and a ...
TTRPGs That are Actually Fun to Prep
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It’s helpful to find a media reviewer with clear preferences. If you know
what that person likes, then their review is much more useful to you. “She
hates ...
The Sunsetters Agents – Retrospective on Delta Green
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Havoc, our Handler for a Delta Green campaign (my first play report of it
is here), is a passive-aggressive little bitch about the lack of play
reports. He...
BLOGGIES 2024 Concludes!
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The Bloggies 2024 have come to a close, and what an incredible celebration
of TTRPG blogging it has been! A phenomenal range of talent, creativity,
and p...
Folie à Trois: Trophy Gold
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Below is a shared review of *Trophy Gold (2022)*, a fantasy adventure game
designed by Jesse Ross and published by The Gauntlet. Although it is
informed ...
Carrion
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*Carrion is the endless city. Time began in*
*Carrion, and in Carrion shall it end.*
*When the world was new, the Hornèd*
*Mother's child, the demiurge Cann...