I think Mystic in interstitial would be neat

“Realistic” home rules for dnd
Stories where it’s the NPCs world and the PCs happen to be there
Lack of personal chemistry in interactions
No table talk
The GM passing responsibilities for their moves off onto the players or the dice

I completed my certification for HR Essentials!

Rem on why she left the left “I learned there was money to be made”

There’s not much room for making a profitable actual play compared to other kinds of not low effort but person with a computer and mic generated content (roping in movie review podcast or rage bait slop people put on YouTube) and people in APs need to make peace with that I think.

I honestly feel weird about the statement because it feels lenticular if that makes sense. I don’t think there are too many actual plays and I’ve heard ones I don’t like but I haven’t run into any made without passion because there isn’t much money in them and the leads to like a yeah-

8 arcs with even more “power hours” to showcase relationships or personal stories

We’ve been trying it with our ongoing masks campaign with characters splitting up and coming together in new combinations for different arcs, the only downside is that we’ve been June/July for nearly two years wrapping various plot threads together in distinct stories

“Since he didn’t win one hundred percent of the vote which he would have if he was a Republican (blue), we need to go further to the right”

Just a further illustration of Magic losing the plot

Damn power creep redefining bears

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