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matues13 replied to your post “the main takeaways daia has had from this so far (they ended up in a...”
Please please tell me more about 1800s adorjan
she’s a world traveler who owns a bookshop and will (probably) kill you if you talk too loudly in it and probably isn’t going to be too happy now that our presence in town has raised the general volume considerably since we arrived
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Do you have any recommendations for rules light systems that are good for running quick games without much set up? (Preferably ones that don't assume you'll be slowly increasing in power over several sessions or something.) I'm looking to run a game for some friends over the upcoming spring break; I was wondering what I could muster. Thematically, I'm sure they'd be fine with anything as long as we can have running jokes.
You know, I’m never quite sure how to respond to requests like this - “rules light” means different things to different people. Some folks think Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition is “rules light”, while for others, any game-mechanical operation more demanding than single-digit addition is a disqualifier.
To err on the side of caution, then:
Lasers & Feelings
A one-shot-friendly game whose rules, setting, and sample adventure literally fit on one page. It’s basically a masterwork of minimalist game design. It does Star Trek pastiche by default, though it’s quite easy to adapt to a variety of other settings, provided you’re willing to work within very specific genre constraints. You’ll find a free download on the linked page.
Lady Blackbird
A slightly more involved game from the same creators as the previous entry, this sixteen-page pamphlet is another system and scenario in one, in which players take on the roles of one of five pregenerated characters and help the eponymous Lady Blackbird escape an arranged marriage in a spacefaring fantasy milieu. It’s designed to run 1-3 sessions, with the bulk of the setting details filled in by the players; the GM is instructed to ask the players a series of leading questions in a particular format, and incorporate their answers into the established fiction. As above, free download on the linked page.
Die For You
Previously name-checked in the RPGs by female creators thread, this one’s about the personal and romantic dramas of socially dysfunctional supernatural critters (e.g., vamipres, werewolves, etc.). It’s very slice-of-life - your stats are literally Feels, Weirdness, and Real Life, and there are no specific combat rules. Its dozen pages set forth a much more traditional you-roll-and-the-GM-tells-you-what-happened deal than the previous two entries, if that’s a selling point for you. Pay-what-you-want PDF available here.
I love the style of both the art and writing in your webcomic. It's really good, and reminds me of homestuck in the best ways.
for some reason this ask didn’t show up in the inbox until now? its from 2023?? 😭 thank you!!!!
Have you ever considered turning into lots of smaller snakes? I hear it's very soothing.
No, I haven’t. That sounds like it could be really tricky. What if my smaller snakes get lost? What happens if someone grabs half of the snakes and then I try to turn back when half the snakes are in, uh, School and half of them are at the Docks?
... what if my snakes, like, form a revolution?????
Hello, I saw you mention the Ugaritic Texts in an earlier post. I was wondering, are there any good english translations of those currently in book format or otherwise?
I’m afraid I have no idea: it’s not really my field. I’m a very amateur Sumerologist at best, and even that just means I occasionally have to interact with Akkadian and other languages that used a cuneiform. You might do well to ask mostlydeadlanguages, from whom I reblogged that post.
I hope this helps, and I’m sorry I couldn’t be of more use.
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matues13 replied to your post “everyone who reimagines the greek gods as - idk - 16th century ming...”
that's a very specific statement
I COULD BE WAY MORE SPECIFIC BUT I DON’T WANNA START ANY SHIT
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Hmm, what's this from?
a powerpoint about science
You know, when I saw that particular post my primary reaction was something along the lines of: "Oh, cute guy. Nice cosplay (Dunno what it's for, but kick-ass job on wings.)", followed by sadness over how shitty this whole scenario must be for you. Good luck, buddy. (Also you have an awesome sister, that's a plus in life.)
I probably have the most amazing sister on earth tbh
Thank you for the support. And glad you like the wings, they were hell
