players gained new words every event, starting w/ ~30. we playtested these ahead of time, aiming for evocative, multi-meaning words-- "shit" was loadbearing as an adjective, a noun, and a statement of feelings; we didn't give them yes & no. instantly, this shaped the playerbase's language

this year some incredible staff and i ran a post-post-apoc larp about building community on a disconnected earth. i wanna blab about a mechanic i'm super proud of: fridge magnet poetry

hi bluesky, i'm here now! i'm a writer & games PM/producer who's a fiend for genre fiction & weird little indie games. i run immersive theater events & LARPs, and produced the online adaptation of the ttrpg Yazeba's B&B. i've got a short story published, "Allies"-- link below!