#goblinville

By Michael Dunn-O'Connor & Eric Swanson

Goblinville is a fantasy adventure RPG about broke goblins and the town they live in. 3-5 players will create and play a band of goblins in search of treasure to make rent and support their town. Their job is to venture forth into the dangerous wilds and try to survive! One player is the Goblin Master: their job is to put interesting perils between the goblins and what they want.

Character creation is collaborative, generating the goblins themselves and the events in their town that drive them to adventure. The core rules prompt players to choose between getting what their goblin wants and avoiding new complications. This keeps the goblins' story dynamic and unpredictable, reinforcing the feeling that goblins are the underdogs in a fantastic and dangerous world.

Over the course of a campaign, the players detail and expand their town as a hub for new trouble and adventures, sharing in its advancement and pitfalls.

what i already knew before i made that post:

some people bite into full tomatoes (thought it was a relatively small minority)

what i thought when making that post:

oh this will be funny

what i have learned from that post:

1) biting directly into tomatoes is common (all over the world - it does not appear to be just an aussie thing)

2) people feel very strongly about how they eat their tomatoes

how i eat tomatoes:

i eat grape tomatoes (also called cherry tomatoes)

should i have a full sized tomato, i will slice it

if im adding it to a dish i usually dice said full tomato

Two of my players were frustrated tonight during game and that is a pretty heavy weight. But then talking it through with them that it's okay to be frustrated and it's okay to tell me, that was exhausting.

One of my players sent me a drawing she did of her goblin character and we haven't even had our first session! It's been a decade since I ran a game, but I don't think I've ever had a player draw their character before and I'm just