It's official - we'll be playing Worlds Without Number for our next season of Dire Role: Embers of the Vale! Join us for the premiere @ https://t.co/PrnPEuZb7L on September 19th.
High fatality, intense drama, and exploration await!
of course of course we do not condone criminal activity and Yuji Naka is a huge ass but like people who were drawing lewd Lucario don't get 'creator arrest' spice like Sonic does
People love to dogpile here on twitter dot com but it is absolutely true that the energy we bring to the 'table' for stream is a very different beast to sitting down with my friends on a Sunday afternoon. I love my home game - but we have room to be Not Entertaining!
I don’t know who needs to hear this but your home D&D game doesn’t need to be a podcast. I’ll repeat, your home D&D game doesn’t need to be a podcast.
With the whole discussion going on around One D&D we sometimes forget there already are a ton of creators out there addressing issues with 5e. Grand Odyssey is a fairly new product that does this in a very good manner;
https://t.co/Bxh8yGb2Hk
#dnd#dnd5e
The life of a BIPOC/Minority wanting change, but gulping down everything cause of fear of losing what little opportunity/good momentum you have...
It's such a bullshit & disheartening place to be...
Seeing the vitriol by fans in the recent CR Kotaku article only cements this...
Music that inspired EotV:
Veering off from video game soundtracks, we have Blue Saraceno - “The Devil You Know”
Guitar riffs, gritty vocals, and a beat you can nod your head to make it perfect for writing those deadly encounters we all know and “love”
https://t.co/DipbFWd9bJ
Music that inspired EotV:
The dark country soundtrack to Hunt: Showdown is the next soundtrack in the lineup.
Songs like Rise Up Dead Man find their way onto not just Jaken’s general playlist, but the Jenma playlist as well. Can you guess why?
https://t.co/QW9CgUKB5m