(Unless you're going to PAX, in which case go to booth 3863 to grab a copy)

After that it's going to be a while before I can get more!

I have a handful of "imperfect" copies that I've listed now as well with a slight markdown. A small restock is expected in the next couple of months, but if you want a copy before the holidays this is basically your last chance!

If I made a new sale for 1% of the times one of my books has been pirated, I might be doing this full time. And you'd get more frequent releases, because I'd be getting paid and wouldn't be working the equivalent of two full-time jobs.

If you need a copy, just ask. If you love my book, share that love on a legit site! I'm glad my books get 5/5 stars on piracy sites, but like...when it's had so much traffic that the search engine puts it first? I *have* to take it down so that people can find the legitimate options.

This project is in collaboration with @greengobletgames.bsky.social and @lonecolossusgames.bsky.social! I love working with this dream team.

This project is a collaboration with @margomods.bsky.social and Iris of @greengobletgames.bsky.social

Same, honestly! I don't have any plans yet outside vendor hours so if you need another player I'm happy to join

This is *such* a good photo!

It will fulfill alongside the original campaign, and you can pre-order your copy of Tome of Intangible Treasures II with it if you missed your chance the first time around. Give it a follow and help us make a dark fantasy mystery adventure this October!

Or maybe I totally missed the point 😅

In other words: it seems possible to achieve a play experience from an expressionist game in any system if you're playing them in a way that encourages the same outcomes. If that's true, maybe it's useful to provide guidance on how to do that for people who want that experience regardless of system?

I think a lot of what resonated with me was the feeling you're describing getting from games designed in this way, but I dont know if games *need* those design concepts to consistently achieve the same results when a group plays games in a way that achieves those results, if that makes sense?