I had great time talking with Craig. I loved the emphasis on safety and collaboratively building a world and characters using the steps in Shadowlight and Personae. I'll be watching with interest to see what Craig does with the final version!

Magic of Inventorying was a great way to play a quick, interesting role-playing game without a ton of prep time. And after we were done in 2 or so hours, we had a memorable cast of characters. Pick it up to play with your gaming group between sessions or with your friends who haven't played a TTRPG!

Bite the Hand does an excellent job of using the Panic Engine to build out a great Cyberpunk adventure. It avoids the trap of most cyberpunk games in burying the game in mountains of rules for the GM and player to dig through, and lets the game happen!

This was awesome! Languages are great way to get your players more involved in your world and @retpallyjil.bsky.social has created an excellent glossary to get you started!

Oh, I was busy most of yesterday and missed this. Ooo, it is hard to pick just one. The Scarlet Pimpernel is definitely one of the top ones (partially because it was the first I saw More recently, I really, really enjoyed Operation Mincemeat.

You Were Made was a great time! I thoroughly enjoyed both the mechanics @12pdesigns.bsky.social has designed for the game as well as the world he has placed them in. The prompts work well for both as exercises for developing your creativity and as a means of self-introspection for personal growth.

Our big selling point is our accessibility. We're easy to use (with any tools you use to access the web!). Features like Quick Create, Linking, Sessions and Player Sharing make it easy to setup and run any campaign (in any system). More GMing and less searching your notes for a critical detail!

We use Cloud storage to allow you to switch between multiple devices with Lore Link, so initial data entry has to be online. After that, we do offer offline data caching currently. It will post updates when you get connection again. Our future roadmap does have full offline download on it however!

Full Send was a great experience, even as someone who isn't a mountaineer. @laurieoc.bsky.social has done an excellent job in capturing both the life-or-death challenge and the cooperative-competitive nature of reaching the summit of a mountain. I'll definitely be backing the Kickstarter!

I mean, if I point in most random directions from my desk, I'll probably find at least a die, if not a full set, so...yes? Maybe? Unless you mean the location of every single die I own, in which case: Never. Impossible.

Just last night. Or at least I got the email saying that it had been delayed last night. The team (protectft.com among others) remonstrating the petition made the decision not to oppose the request to delay last night.

As someone closely affected by this, thanks for spreading the word! As a note, Google (the people trying to build the data center) asked for a continuance, so the hearing got moved to August 20th, so there's still time to make your voices heard!

This is the worst way to discover that I briefly had the power to speak things into existence.