You’re all wrong. This dude is my dad.

‘Trader Joe’s Lemon-Cream Yogurt’ doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue, does it?

This joke? This is a good joke.

Too many of those are people that trusted him and others that there was no danger.

Appreciated, but I’ve also questioned that decision. I think this post helps me to kind of frame it the right way, in my mind.

Oh, it does! The game also removes death from the conversation, but characters can sustain injuries and be knocked out. I spent a lot of time determining what it would look like if pro-wrestling combat logic was how ALL real world fights went.

An uncle, two aunts (one of whom my daughter is named for), three cousins, three friends I’d run for or played RPGs with, two guys I’d met at RPG cons, an old neighbor, and two former co-workers. All people I’d laughed with, a few I’d argued with, and two I’d held while they cried. All gone.

My dude. A lot of people I know and love DID NOT survive the last time this guy was president.

I have questioned this, but I want this game to be as far from reality as I can, so I think framing it as ‘jerks too weak and fearful to fight will use guns.’

I love this idea, if the point of a game is to have guns be dangerous. In my cartoonishly-goofy pro-wrestling based RPG, I’ve reworked the danger scale—dangerous weapons in the real world are almost useless (and used by cowards), while a knee drop or a suplex will devastate a bad guy!

Post a character you love.

I have my first one coming out in two weeks. I play a hippo ex-boxer. That kind of thing?

Maybe I didn’t understand the assignment.

The Quiet Year.

Please.

Design more games like HAMMERHEADS!