Autostede is a Tabletop RPG of drovers (pilots) of huge semi-sentient animalistic machines in a dangerous post apocalyptic world where robots have replaced animals and plants run wild.
Itchfunding now
https://t.co/01rgB9EFMQ
I have the beginnings of plans to run a Kickstarter soon to get some art done, but until I get the new world written, everything will be freely available
It's currently very badly done, but the core rules of my #pokemon#zoids mashup #ttrpg are currently available online at https://t.co/gKlnIN1unM and in pdf for free at https://t.co/Q7Nzq1AQZ8
Took a little breather after the cancellation of Driftwood, but I am now ✨looking for work!✨ I'd love to storyboard or direct on your show or movie! My portfolio site is linked in my profile (serious inquiries only). Thank you!!! ✨💖✨
@spellboundmage I would love to hear about it, just so that I could get in on the ground floor and listen!
I do think though that if there's several aps out there I may be less excited to hear another one, I don't know.
@SpecularTech3@WorstGirlEva Yeah but calling it an elven culture implies that there is some through line in all elven cultures, and as such cultures can be identified by their base race with no knowledge of who is in, or helped build, that culture. Otherwise it being elven would be nonsensical
@AvalancheArtis1 This is something in lumen games. At the end of each round the GM changes the battlefield somehow, turning it into a new fight essentially.
Works better if you have one big focal villain and a bunch of henchmen, because the group has to balance three priorities
@SpecularTech3@WorstGirlEva No, the problem is when you call it THE Elvish culture. If there are two nations, with different cultures, that are both entirely Elvish, which one would you call the Elvish culture?
To your original example, which is more British, England or Scotland?
@SpecularTech3@WorstGirlEva But that's the point, are you claiming that there's only one Elvish nation?
What if the elves did what we did and spread across the world, making dozens of pockets of civilization, each one slightly different.
@ex1stgames I have heard from a handful of ttrpg folx in the past few months that the pressure of always being online and trying to push their name out there burnt them out and they were stepping back from social media