Laura
@lwinko.bsky.social
Storyteller, collector of random information. She/her.
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There are lots of circumstances where I have no moral qualms about copyright infringement. Copying for no other reason than "I really want to read the thing but I don't want to give that author money" isn't one of them.
You want to read for no better reason than personal enjoyment, do it right.
You want to read for no better reason than personal enjoyment, do it right.
November 17, 2025 at 5:27 PM
There are lots of circumstances where I have no moral qualms about copyright infringement. Copying for no other reason than "I really want to read the thing but I don't want to give that author money" isn't one of them.
You want to read for no better reason than personal enjoyment, do it right.
You want to read for no better reason than personal enjoyment, do it right.
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Another excellent option is @jordanshiveley.bsky.social's voidmerch.threadless.com store, which has, among many awesome options (including the Dracula Fuck Mansion), a t-shirt especially for the Frankenstein fangirls among us.
November 14, 2025 at 7:34 AM
Another excellent option is @jordanshiveley.bsky.social's voidmerch.threadless.com store, which has, among many awesome options (including the Dracula Fuck Mansion), a t-shirt especially for the Frankenstein fangirls among us.
...I hope that's not why you think Anthony Albanese is PM?
Compulsory voting has benefits - elections are scheduled for when people can attend, voting places are easy to get to, and a serious effort is made to make sure everyone can vote. It means our politics is more boring, which I like.
Compulsory voting has benefits - elections are scheduled for when people can attend, voting places are easy to get to, and a serious effort is made to make sure everyone can vote. It means our politics is more boring, which I like.
November 5, 2025 at 4:38 AM
...I hope that's not why you think Anthony Albanese is PM?
Compulsory voting has benefits - elections are scheduled for when people can attend, voting places are easy to get to, and a serious effort is made to make sure everyone can vote. It means our politics is more boring, which I like.
Compulsory voting has benefits - elections are scheduled for when people can attend, voting places are easy to get to, and a serious effort is made to make sure everyone can vote. It means our politics is more boring, which I like.
Agree that design that supports story is key. As a LARPer I'm preferring rules-light, but I still want some kind of RNG factor. I also like a way for PCs to push their luck when it matters.
My play groups are more interested in story, so mechanics need to be the minimum to support the game.
My play groups are more interested in story, so mechanics need to be the minimum to support the game.
October 29, 2025 at 8:20 AM
Agree that design that supports story is key. As a LARPer I'm preferring rules-light, but I still want some kind of RNG factor. I also like a way for PCs to push their luck when it matters.
My play groups are more interested in story, so mechanics need to be the minimum to support the game.
My play groups are more interested in story, so mechanics need to be the minimum to support the game.
I was part of a game that used One Quiet Year as a shared world-building exercise. I've gone on to use a variant to build out my Spelljammer world - I highly recommend spending that time with players at the start of a campaign. Draw out what they want - and get a bunch of free ideas!
October 27, 2025 at 10:58 PM
I was part of a game that used One Quiet Year as a shared world-building exercise. I've gone on to use a variant to build out my Spelljammer world - I highly recommend spending that time with players at the start of a campaign. Draw out what they want - and get a bunch of free ideas!