Maeve Maverick
@gravityunwell.bsky.social
Amateur ttRPG designer and GM
18+ only since I will of course work on and discuss NSFW and mature-themed games.
My primary is @grandeschaton.bsky.social where I socialise and post the often NSFW art I make.
18+ only since I will of course work on and discuss NSFW and mature-themed games.
My primary is @grandeschaton.bsky.social where I socialise and post the often NSFW art I make.
I take core resolution mechanics a bit seriously.
I like to know how they work before I build off of them.
Here, I found a curve I like for determining whether PCs get what they want, get it at a cost, or fail and suffer for it.
I like to know how they work before I build off of them.
Here, I found a curve I like for determining whether PCs get what they want, get it at a cost, or fail and suffer for it.
February 9, 2026 at 10:18 PM
I take core resolution mechanics a bit seriously.
I like to know how they work before I build off of them.
Here, I found a curve I like for determining whether PCs get what they want, get it at a cost, or fail and suffer for it.
I like to know how they work before I build off of them.
Here, I found a curve I like for determining whether PCs get what they want, get it at a cost, or fail and suffer for it.
Toying around with a 3d4 core for a bizarre fantasy heist game.
For clarity, Tier+0 is a threat or obstacle equal to the players.
But that doesn’t mean a 50% chance of success of failure.
It means absoute success, with a 68% chance of paying a cost for it.
For clarity, Tier+0 is a threat or obstacle equal to the players.
But that doesn’t mean a 50% chance of success of failure.
It means absoute success, with a 68% chance of paying a cost for it.
February 9, 2026 at 1:00 AM
Toying around with a 3d4 core for a bizarre fantasy heist game.
For clarity, Tier+0 is a threat or obstacle equal to the players.
But that doesn’t mean a 50% chance of success of failure.
It means absoute success, with a 68% chance of paying a cost for it.
For clarity, Tier+0 is a threat or obstacle equal to the players.
But that doesn’t mean a 50% chance of success of failure.
It means absoute success, with a 68% chance of paying a cost for it.