Nicholas ➼ sleepcon@mybed
@omophagic-beast.bsky.social
He/Him | 26 | maker of games | Hireling at @ipr.bsky.social
| still in need of more bookshelves | pfp by https://acentric.neocities.org
| still in need of more bookshelves | pfp by https://acentric.neocities.org
(said as a threat)
November 18, 2025 at 7:31 PM
(said as a threat)
>>:3cc i will
November 18, 2025 at 7:31 PM
>>:3cc i will
give me a bit to get some stuff (my courage) together and ill reach out >:3!
November 18, 2025 at 7:29 PM
give me a bit to get some stuff (my courage) together and ill reach out >:3!
id love to meet this guy though
November 15, 2025 at 9:55 PM
id love to meet this guy though
this is also not true btw tragically there are thousands of babies conceived on birth control every day who are straight and cis 😔
November 15, 2025 at 9:55 PM
this is also not true btw tragically there are thousands of babies conceived on birth control every day who are straight and cis 😔
Reposted by Nicholas ➼ sleepcon@mybed
@shuinitsu.bsky.social is the mastermind behind Dreams of No Sleep, I am absolutely obsessed with it. It has the same Disco Elysium DNA as Ambition, the same weird archetypes, and CARD MECHANICS. I'M GOING TO BE WRITING A SCENARIO HERE TOO, COME CHECK IT OUT.
Dreams of no Sleep by Shu Initsu - Gamefound
A High-stakes Fantasy TTRPG of glamour, grit, and sleepless nights.
gamefound.com
November 6, 2025 at 6:08 PM
@shuinitsu.bsky.social is the mastermind behind Dreams of No Sleep, I am absolutely obsessed with it. It has the same Disco Elysium DNA as Ambition, the same weird archetypes, and CARD MECHANICS. I'M GOING TO BE WRITING A SCENARIO HERE TOO, COME CHECK IT OUT.
Reposted by Nicholas ➼ sleepcon@mybed
hi! yes! strap in!
we might've talked about it before but I hold that rules in RPGs split into basically three categories (per Fine, '83, and Montola, '08):
1. exogenous. rules of the table, as humans.
2. endogenous. rules of the book, as players.
3. diegetic. rules of the world, as characters
we might've talked about it before but I hold that rules in RPGs split into basically three categories (per Fine, '83, and Montola, '08):
1. exogenous. rules of the table, as humans.
2. endogenous. rules of the book, as players.
3. diegetic. rules of the world, as characters
October 30, 2025 at 11:27 PM
hi! yes! strap in!
we might've talked about it before but I hold that rules in RPGs split into basically three categories (per Fine, '83, and Montola, '08):
1. exogenous. rules of the table, as humans.
2. endogenous. rules of the book, as players.
3. diegetic. rules of the world, as characters
we might've talked about it before but I hold that rules in RPGs split into basically three categories (per Fine, '83, and Montola, '08):
1. exogenous. rules of the table, as humans.
2. endogenous. rules of the book, as players.
3. diegetic. rules of the world, as characters