Plural Wives

Alesh: Ofc as it is customary for us, we prefer to consume our long format video content while we're having dinner, so ofc my lovely Alesha cooked the day before and it's all ready to re-heat, get a drink, and sit in our comfy sofa to eat yummy dinner while watching the movie

1. Will you be able to play together co-fronting or will each headmate need to take their individual session one at a time?

2. If the game is competitive will it break if information is involuntarily shared amongst the players?

3. If co-fronting will each headmate need and/or have 100% of the brain's processing power to make their move?

4. Will each headmate have the chance to think and act independently from the others?

Me and my wife have tried plenty of board games, and as co-fronting headmates the most fun we've had has been with Cooperative Journaling RPG systems.

These are amazing and I wanna give them a huge shout out, not only are they amazing storytelling tools, not only bc they're co-fronting and non co-fronting friendly, not only bc each headmate can take their time with their turn, not only bc it allows each headmate to express themselves in a creative way, but also because they're massively underrated and more ppl need to talk abt them.

Here are some recs if you want somewhere to start (many of these are designed to be single player but they can be easily tweaked to support more than one player):

1. Ex Novo

2. Colostle

3. Dead Letter Society

4. Void 1680 AM

5. Tangled Blessings

6. Koriko: A Magical Year

7. Artefact

8.CHVLR

And 9.

(and I'm cheating a little bit bc this is more of a traditional board game)

9. Earthborne Rangers

This is the family I used to have in my past life. But despite everything, their memory will never leave me, and I will love them till my turn on the altar comes.

We split our fronting into days, so one day it'll be me and Alesha the next and so on and so on