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The thing about ttrpg design is that sometimes you've just gotta full send a feverdream.

And also, when you've begun the writing process and nothing is working, just keep going.

It may not improve, but the odds are good that it'll get worse in ways that are interesting.

Kissblade is a 20 page ttrpg that many are calling 20 pages long and also a ttrpg.

You’ve left your meat suit A gray light surrounds you, entering your body from all directions. For a moment you feel detached from all realities, hanging as a recently cut marionette.

In a flash you materialize into your digital form. The brightest dot in the distance beckons.

THE NET IS A DUNGEON You are coherent data traveling at the speed of light, a digital avatar searching for computerized information. There is something hidden in the virtual realms, and you shall hack it. Netcrawl is an RPG about adventuring inside a computer system. Everyone goes in, seconds pass in the meatspace as players spend hours conquering a cyber-dungeon - together.

Instead of reducing computer system hacking/raiding into a series of specialist character class skill rolls, the entire party adventures forth into the computer to find whatever ICE lies inside protecting the party's objective. The system is inspired by Dungeon Crawl Classics RPG by Goodman Games, but can be used as a stand alone game or as a cyber-sidecar to your current game.

IPR also carries six supplements for Netcrawl, including Netcrawl:Arcologies, The Ashdawn Incursion, In Space No One Can Hear the Robopocalypse, Generative Scheme, Do Cybernauts Dream of Electric Goblins?, and Battle at the End of Time.

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We played the game on One Shot, and you can hear part one out now, featuring the game's designer Austin Walker as a player, the publisher Tyler Crumrine as the GM, and incredible game designers and performers Elliot Davis and Viditya Voleti. And I'm there too of course cause it's my show.

Part one is REALLY a crash course on the system itself, plus a robust character creation, so if you're curious about how the game functions part one might really interest you!

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