@kierongillen @gshowitt Let’s be honest, only if ‘belonging and love’ is that part of the map on the far side of the world that the party imagines they might get to someday.
@KevinPetker Well, if you’re into current-kids-stuff like the Transformers movies, then you might appreciate this spin-off work about their star, Shia LaBeouf: https://t.co/5DJRMStcOg
@jdragsky@VVVisection @bigstuffedcat True, though also sometimes an issue when contradictory internal narratives cross paths. Even wilder is what can happen in nonverbal larps (e.g. White Death) where wildly disparate imagined spaces just co-exist since there's no conversation to reinforce a shared reality.
@CT_Bergstrom The justification for the protests isn’t that virtuous people would protest, or we wish for people to protest under these circumstances. It is that protests can potentially cause needed change (even if that change is uncertain). A consequentialist framework is where that counts.
@AutumnLilyMTG Good article! I do like the option of wishing for a land, though I’m typically siding out a land on the draw anyway which gets you there for half your post-board games without spending the SB slot.
@lackingceremony @PreciousMinakie I Don't Get It is a larp using various analogies to communicate ace experiences: https://t.co/IuRzgjffmg
(Materials aren't published, but you can connect to the author at the e-mail listed there to request them)
@QuinnMermaid