Here's a card from Wallaby Task Force, a silly little RPG I made fun. Players pick a card from three decks and that makes up their character. It's like D&D, but everyone's an Australian animal mercenary. Also it's nothing like D&D. And there's wombats.

Gotta have wombats.

When you get caught sneaking to eat the last of the cookies:

And this is why FIST: Ultra Edition is one of my favorite RPGs to design homebrew for.

#TTRPG #FIST #PushingDaisies

Ever find a set of dice so cool you want to work *backwards* and build an entire #TTRPG around them?

The version I'm using is simplified, but I might re-add a Dormant column for plot threads that *seem* forgotten, but might get picked back up again.

I'm trying out a variation of "Plot Radar," a way to track upcoming events in my TTRPG campaign. I originally heard about it on YouTube's Saving Throw and have wanted to try it out for *years*. So far, so good!

This is Obsidian.md, with the Cardboard user plugin.

Quote with four horror films to get to know you.

Just got my hardcover copy of Bump in the Dark by @jexjthomas.bsky.social (author of "The Special Agent" playbook for MotW). If you love urban horror monster hunting RPGs, this just might be your next favorite game. I especially like the focus on building connections between PCs and the town.