Nicholas Orvis
@nsorvis.bsky.social
Dramaturg, director, critic, and scholar working at the intersection of theater and games.
Co-creator @dndramanerds.bsky.social. Opinions my own.
Co-creator @dndramanerds.bsky.social. Opinions my own.
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TL;DR: Friends don't let friends say "the first".
November 14, 2025 at 5:48 PM
TL;DR: Friends don't let friends say "the first".
Reposted by Nicholas Orvis
ANYWAY.
You want a tip to make any game handle power imbalances better? Here’s the one weird trick.
Take death off the table.
You want a tip to make any game handle power imbalances better? Here’s the one weird trick.
Take death off the table.
November 13, 2025 at 3:12 AM
ANYWAY.
You want a tip to make any game handle power imbalances better? Here’s the one weird trick.
Take death off the table.
You want a tip to make any game handle power imbalances better? Here’s the one weird trick.
Take death off the table.
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Higher ed debt means a reformulation of the educational project away from its liberatory, transformational potential.
Higher ed debt means lashing all college grads to horrific working conditions that they'll need to "accept" in order to pay off their loans.
Higher ed debt is subjugation.
Higher ed debt means lashing all college grads to horrific working conditions that they'll need to "accept" in order to pay off their loans.
Higher ed debt is subjugation.
November 12, 2025 at 8:49 AM
Higher ed debt means a reformulation of the educational project away from its liberatory, transformational potential.
Higher ed debt means lashing all college grads to horrific working conditions that they'll need to "accept" in order to pay off their loans.
Higher ed debt is subjugation.
Higher ed debt means lashing all college grads to horrific working conditions that they'll need to "accept" in order to pay off their loans.
Higher ed debt is subjugation.