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The Kult visual review is finally up. Apologies that it’s a week late – things are a bit crazy this time of year.
The Kult visual review is finally up. Apologies that it’s a week late – things are a bit crazy this time of year.
Originally shared by Matt Kay
The Kult visual review is finally up. Apologies that it’s a week late – things are a bit crazy this time of year.
Have you folks any ideas where you are migrating too after the closure ?
Have you folks any ideas where you are migrating too after the closure ?
Have you folks any ideas where you are migrating too after the closure ?
In January I’m running Lasers and Feelings for my old TRPG group.
In January I’m running Lasers and Feelings for my old TRPG group.
In January I’m running Lasers and Feelings for my old TRPG group. For the back end I planned to use a mix of hexcrawl and Apocalypse World threat map.
Has anyone tried this? Is it madness?
(Continued) And this is Terran Defence Force, a GMless homage to XCOM.
(Continued) And this is Terran Defence Force, a GMless homage to XCOM.
(Continued) And this is Terran Defence Force, a GMless homage to XCOM. I believe it’s pretty board-gamey, and I don’t know if there’s much room for actual role playing in it, but I wanted to experiment with a game that delays character creation so that you are basically a blank slate in the beginning.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1MDICP0cD9IqMbmp2VXqf7HfPcyFxoI4o
Happy Holidays, all!
Happy Holidays, all!
Happy Holidays, all!
I’ve been inspired to work on some mini-games that are meant to be easy to carry around, pick up and play. Like, if you’re sitting at a bar or café or in between other games. These are made to be printed out on A4:s (sorry, US! I’ll try to make some US legal-size versions soon) and folded to a trifold pamphlet.
They’re not currently playtested at all and probably full of faults, but if you want to have a look, here you are.
This is Avast! A game about hollywood pirates.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/185plnl2uOHy5cvBPWv1DXZBuvQ5QknT1/view?usp=sharing
Join us as we follow up last week’s Helmgast interview with a full review of Kult Divinity Lost, the excellent…
Join us as we follow up last week’s Helmgast interview with a full review of Kult Divinity Lost, the excellent…
Originally shared by Matt Kay
Join us as we follow up last week’s Helmgast interview with a full review of Kult Divinity Lost, the excellent Swedish contemporary horror game. The visual review is running a bit behind schedule, but will be up in the next few days.
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On a miss: for GMs or players?
On a miss: for GMs or players?
On a miss: for GMs or players?
Our group plays a wide variety of PBtA games, and we’re noticing a somewhat frustrating inconsistency across games. On a 6-, where do you expect to find the information for what to do? Coming off of Dungeon World, I’m used to finding instructions for misses on the playbooks, even if it’s just “GM makes a hard move.” It seems like a lot of the newer games completely eschew these instructions on the playbooks. Is this because responding to misses is solely in the purview of the GM? The players in my group find themselves at something of a loss as to what to do.
Just looking for opinions or further insight, I guess.
+Jolyne Kuczynski jumped on the Apocalypse World home on Discord.
+Jolyne Kuczynski jumped on the Apocalypse World home on Discord.
+Jolyne Kuczynski jumped on the Apocalypse World home on Discord. I’m an admin there, and all of you are welcome. It’s not G+, and I’m checking out a few other things, but if Discord works for you, this is where I’ll be.
Ground rules basically boil down to “treat each other with the same respect and dignity there that you have shown here, and it’s all good.”