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Got my physical copy of Demon City. This book was definitely worth the waiting. Aesthetically is astonishingly beautiful and packed with inspiring material to run a horror game. You should definitely get a copy! https://diy-rpg-productions.myshopify.com/collections/all
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Girls in the Naked Girl Business: Charlie, Zak Smith, (2004), MoMA: Drawings and Prints
The Judith Rothschild Foundation Contemporary Drawings Collection Gift Size: 40 x 30" (101.6 x 76.2 cm) Medium: Synthetic polymer paint and ink on paper
http://www.moma.org/collection/works/97425
@weeatart podcast interview link in bio: Conversation with @zak_smith_aka_zak_sabbath @johnmejiaspaping & #justinasher: link in bio. #zaksmith #johnmejia #weeatart https://soundcloud.com/user-74952086/we-eat-young-joon-kwak (at Los Angeles Contemporary Archive)
Okay gotta head to bed but I feel a need to praise @zaksmith, because I picked up a copy of Vornheim at Modern Myths a few days ago, and I feel like it might become the new standard by which I measure all upcoming/recent RPG material, both in terms of design and content (even more so because I know I’m late to the party).
If you run any sort of tabletop roleplaying game wherein your players are likely to enter a population center, you owe it to yourself to check out this book. Every square inch contains something useful, and I dare you to find another supplement you can say that about. Even if you don’t play games, if you like weird fantasy, you will like Vornheim.
The Definitive D&D Knowledge
A game session is a party. You don't judge a party on what things you brought to it (how clever or sophisticated they were), you judge the party afterward based on how it went . Did people you like have fun? More fun or a kind of fun you wouldn't have had without the party? Things you might sell or trade or pick-up to use at a party are only as good as how much they improve the party . If the people had fun every time, and those are people you value, then whatever they were doing was correct . +Zach Marx Weber brought lasers to a party once--it was a good party, at the party below, there were no lasers, and the band that was supposed to play didn't show up. It was a very good party anyway. Somehow. We had a Red & Pleasant Land cake, but I don't think that novelty was the deciding factor that made it click. If it works: you can't smack it. A clever, innovative party ceases to be clever or innovative if it leads to a bad party. The play's the thing.
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-- Above Text is Zak Smith (search for his art and game stuff on tumblr and google). This is the fucking 100% proof truth of D&D and any RPG. Listen up y’all.
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