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Howdy all! I'm hoping to some more Chronicles of Darkness products off the ground, so I'm hoping this reaches the CofD community.

Several Storypath Ultra games have received ashcan editions to help launch them and I've seen them discussed for indie ttrpg games as well. I have contemplated doing this before and will likely be using it to release Scion: Hera's Daughters (hopefully next month). An ashcan editions for me would entail a couple of things:

​Limited art and layout beyond the title page - these would be closer to kickstarter previews of CofD products

​Reduced cost for the ashcan due to it being an early text-only release

​Errata collection between the ashcan edition and full release

​When the full edition gets released, it will be bundled so that you pay the same amount even if you purchased the ashcan early

From my end, this would chuck the workflow of books more easily and make it more likely I get products published. I also hope it would make Chronicles of Darkness more accessible to a general audience. So, my question for you is:

Hi all!

I forgot a couple things in the most recent update, so I've done another one. The most recent one is now at

My browser is not currently displaying the PDF correctly, so please let me know if you can't see/verify it. (It's all blacked out for me, in Firefox; I checked earlier versions that I haven't touched in a while and the same, so I don't think it's the file itself.)

The changes are extremely minor---I tweaked Presentation: 1 and 3 to take the Far Roofs' addition to the license into account. If you've already started a project based on this license, please note the slight verbiage changes in Presentation: 3; other than possibly requiring an edit, they should not impact the projects themselves.

This goes live in one week, when confirmed correct.

Best wishes,

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I see you don't like a certain tag. Let's learn how to BLOCK IT!

This goes hand in hand with my recent post, and I felt like I should share this for my peeps so y'all can be safe out there.

Only you can prevent cringe shit from coming across your feed.

Step Numbah 1: Go to your account

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Step Numberrrr 2: Look for "Content You See"

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Step Number Three: Filtered Tags VS Filtered Post Content

Filtered Tag: A filtered tag is something set by creator of a post. For example, if a post is cringe ass nae nae baby to you, you can type in "Cringe Ass Nae Nae Baby" tag and any post tagged with "Cringe Ass Nae Nae Baby" will say "This post contains filtered tags".

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Filtered Post Content: Now if you're uncomfortable with a certain word, you can filter it out via this. Keep in mind if any person's username, title, or post has this word anywhere in it, you will be unable to see it (unless you select to be allowed to). If a past reblog has said tag, it will also be filtered out.

Note: Tumblr will let you know which tags are filtered out and give you the option to view them if you wish.

Step #4: MAKE USE OF THE COMMUNITY FILTERS

Each of these is self explanatory- however Show, Hide, and Blur can be a lil silly.

Show- Straightforward, it will show you ALLL of these posts unless you have filtered tags.

Blur- If you have a community tag blurred, it will warn you that it has sensitive material. It gives you the option to view with the warning.

Translation: I just had a session it was wonderful gfykngjkkhfyuijbyuijgf

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