Anyway, if that sounds like your jam, give it a look. The devs are great, and I'm really looking forward to getting a copy or two in my mitts.

The amount of fun we've had rolling the prompts & collaboratively figuring out what they mean has made this the most fun I've had running games, full stop.

While playtested, we've generated a mystery at an abandoned fairground, a race versus a villain team through ancient temple ruins*, an art school fair gone horribly wrong, and even a disaster at a silent film festival.

(*& pushing their ford fiesta down the mountain)

Honestly, Ravenswatch.

I bounced off hades ii, but wanted another rougelike. Turns out what I wanted was a John-Wick-Geppetto murdering nightmares in Camelot.

Great game

T-1001 Nights

I didn't super love our electric shower until our boiler went out a week or so ago.

Now it seems like a godsend

Oh, these are fantastic!

If I have to stick within a colour, I got fungus, rat, & ginger brute. If I get to mix... potion rat, temple tortoise & paper cat?

My favourite character was the agent, though. His lines imply:
(a) He's mostly in the business to find wizards
(b) This has happened at least once before

I'll be real, didn't even know there was a book. Might have to check it out.

I watched this last night for the second time! It's genuinely amazing how much they tell you what's happening before the reveal, if you know the twists

I can well imagine being 18 today and pushing that button, while *holding the opinion* that it's a bad button. And that I'm a bad student. Add anxiety and self-loathing to the list of things AI gifts us I suppose

bonus

Not understanding blood is the signature of a horror master

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