Aaron Hammonds
@aaroninwords.fpe.social
He/Him. Writer. Veteran. Burrito enthusiast.
Co-Founder and Multi-Award-Winning #ForeverGM.
Executive Director @tabletopartsfund.org.
Designing "These Things We Keep."
A game of memory, meaning, and the quiet violence of choice.
Co-Founder and Multi-Award-Winning #ForeverGM.
Executive Director @tabletopartsfund.org.
Designing "These Things We Keep."
A game of memory, meaning, and the quiet violence of choice.
Congratulations! All richly deserved, of course!
August 12, 2025 at 10:11 AM
Congratulations! All richly deserved, of course!
I appreciate the missing perspective -- it's a refreshing change of tone for an otherwise exhausted brain. And deeply humbled to know you enjoyed our take on your work!
August 6, 2025 at 2:35 AM
I appreciate the missing perspective -- it's a refreshing change of tone for an otherwise exhausted brain. And deeply humbled to know you enjoyed our take on your work!
I can't decide if this means I never used the words "dark," "subversive" or "dramatic" to describe TANS, or if my show is ass.
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August 1, 2025 at 10:42 PM
I can't decide if this means I never used the words "dark," "subversive" or "dramatic" to describe TANS, or if my show is ass.
42. There's no such thing as a "neutral" mechanic. Every single one encodes some kind of tone, power, or genre norm. Saying otherwise just tells me you either haven't thought very hard about your game, or are comfortable obfuscating your biases. Neither fills with me confidence.
August 1, 2025 at 10:23 PM
42. There's no such thing as a "neutral" mechanic. Every single one encodes some kind of tone, power, or genre norm. Saying otherwise just tells me you either haven't thought very hard about your game, or are comfortable obfuscating your biases. Neither fills with me confidence.