For ages I've been trying to come up with a bulk transport/trading rules. I did try to build on Traveller/Mercator rules, and on UVG and I'm still unhappy with the results

What's a general idea for that city Hex Flowers?
I do love Hex Flowers for things that I expect to change gradually, so I'm wondering what you are cooking up :D

I think my disagreement stems from the idea that it’s not a single playstyle anymore. I’m not sure it ever was, because there have always been different understandings of its core tenets, pillars, or principles. But those interpretations were definitely much closer to each other than they are now

I might need to start a blog just to explain that one thing :D

To clarify: When I hear or see OSR, I more and more often don’t know what someone means. I usually figure it out from context, but not always. If it’s someone I know and follow (game materials, blogs, or podcasts), it’s clear. But from a random person on Reddit, socials, or a convention? Much harder

I got into OSR shortly after one of the releases of Swords & Wizardry (I think around 2008), and the space has changed a lot since then—especially post-G+. To me, the term has lost much of its meaning (if it was ever more than marketing) as an umbrella for everything it now tries to encompass

Oh, cool. I never thought about it, but it’s really handy to have a term for grouping games like Liminal Horror, Cthulhu Hack, and Cthulhu Dark (which I don’t think anyone would even call NSR, but DIY CoC fits)

Na szczęście to zin, więc łatwa robota!

It's a very beautiful book!

I rarely go for limited covers because I usually prefer the standard ones. But I did choose a limited cover for Into the Cess & Citadel. It’s really eye-catching!

Is the cover brighter than the previous print, or is it just the lighting?

Chyba z EF z paroma innymi rzeczami, których nie mogłem dostać gdzie indziej

To setting i zbiór narzędzi inspirowany m.in. podhalańskim folklorem i ogólnie legendami polskich gór.
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