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Tripod: they get it
Ah, those damndable aussies and their comedy. They understand the gaming: On gaming and relationships Dungeons and dragons! Jankify the Interwebs:
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Hello, delicious friend
Via Apocalypse world, I heard tell of a thing called Echo Bazaar. A sort of online game, played through your browser using a twitter account, of life in subterranean London after it was stolen by giant bats. You start off escaping from prison and try to make your way in this fanciful world. It’s pretty [...]
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Spooky Outhouse Showcase Episode 6: Actual Jank Walking Podge Play
EDIT: yeah, so the thing I posted before was idiotic and informed more by my sleepiness than actual desire to share about content. Spooky Outhouse, the collective of podcasts (or whatever they call themselves) of which we are willing member-sheep sets up their showcase on a somewhat regular basis. The idea is to get together [...]
hey look, a DM’s cheat sheet
Here is a tool provided by S. John Ross, the writer of Risus. It’s a list of plot points and hooks that can be used as inspiration for prepping a game, written in an engaging and entertaining style. He even gives some pretty nifty advice at the end. Jankify the Interwebs: