ThisIsVictor (he/him)

Twitter is an on fire trash can, but I crave content.

[Jason Cordova @jasoncordova6]

He’s a 10 but the TTRPG he just designed has initiative.

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@spookymeal Let's go! I have 𝓲𝓭𝓮𝓪𝓼.

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@spookymeal I would play this game as is, with no edits or other information.

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@DarrenBrockes I've started using establishing questions in every one shot, regardless of the system.

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@jdragsky Ratatouille as a Belonging Outside Belonging game confirmed.

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@Jeremygage5 Dislike. I like to GM games where I don't roll dice and I don't decide target numbers (for ex, BitD). This sounds like rolling dice AND picking a target number (aka, the quantity of dice I roll).

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@GilaRPGs *ahem*

Beaks in the Park

https://t.co/4JkljpsTEl

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@levikornelsen As a RPG player and a woodworker, I like this analogy. I *can* make perfectly straight rip cuts on my bandsaw, but it's a pain and usually requires a second tool, like a hand plane. It's much easier to just use my table saw, the tool designed for perfectly straight rip cuts.

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@titanomachyRPG Handwritten one page RPGs I'll love to read, think about fondly, then never have a chance to play.

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@levikornelsen I think it's the dif between "success with cost" & "success with complication". Complications tend to snowball, while costs usually don't. I use complications early, when I want the story to grow and expand. I tend to use costs toward the end, when I want the story to wrap up.

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@spookymeal okay but I've never played monsterhearts so we should do that.

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@__ThoughtPolice Any game in which the players create a fictional character (or characters) then make decisions as that character is an RPG. Monopoly is an RPG if I prioritize making decisions as top hat who loves railroads, instead of trying to win.

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Did you play arcade games growing up? Did you have a favorite? Where did you go to play? Any wild stories?

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@jasoncordova6 Victor Lane is fine. I gave up on being anonymous or pseudonymous online years ago.

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@jasoncordova6 Me, after someone asked about BBay in an FB group: "Brindlewood Bay is a top ten game for me. It's worth reading, even if you never play it. The mystery mechanics are revolutionary and I'll never shut up about it."

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@jasoncordova6 BBay is a really fun framework to hack/design around. I ran the first session of the Kid Detectives hack last week and it was a blast. We figured out who stole the soccer coaches lucky hat.

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@entonfire "Duke Leto the Atreides here, boy have we got a show for you. Tonight's special guest is . . . an invasion by the Sardaukar! Oh wait, that can't be right. Scooter!!"

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@entonfire "I would die for you, wacka wacka!"

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@monkeyspawgames I wouldn't say it's "wrong". I would say that it's probably easier to just buy a Lego spaceship instead of homebrewing - I mean building,sorry - a spaceship out of castle pieces.

But I'm not gonna yuck your yum.

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@jasoncordova6 Thank for reminding me that I backed Warmer In Winter:

https://t.co/lTmmlUpR38