I'm Mercutio (he/him), a queer amateur data scientist with a passion for board and tabletop game design. Diversity is more than just having, it's understanding.
I've made a one Tweet RPG. It's a really fun experiment, and I'm fairly happy with the result. Do you think you could run a quality short campaign from the one tweet alone? Let me know in the replies!
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@ArgentumFlare@DailyDael You only have 1 of the 3 mainland territories placed correctly (inland lines aren't ideal, but it's not a bad coastline), but you got all the states, if we ignore what you named them. West Australia is correct, that island is Tasmania, and Queensland is a state. Good effort!
@MerricB My experience would be:
Life threatening combats can cause fatigue.
Non-threatening combats can cause boredom.
Too much of anything can be a problem. Anything can fill that gap. Puzzles, politics, exploration... and if you can have 1 fight an adventure, why not let it be bold.
@Warlockdnd Permanent Spell Knowledge: True Polymorph (transform anyone however they want, if additional money needed turn ants into gemstones for money), Magnificent Mansion (can I get internet reception from there?)
Single Use: True Polymorph, x2 if can, Find Familiar if can't
@TheEdVerse If 1 in 8000 of the population are priests, and 1 in 6000 priests are clerics, that's 1 in 48 million people are clerics. Estimating (I think optimistically) the population of the Realms at 100 million... does this mean there are often only 2 clerics active at a time?
@maz1x219 For the pseudo-D&D I run in Cortex Prime... hell yeah! Even in a pure intrigue/mystery campaign how could I resist giving them access to the biggest, goodest, boi.
@RPDeshaies Wushu! It doesn't matter if they're looking for something new or a D&D diehard, I've never seen anyone bounce of the ceaseless barrage of high-speed action.
@HatchlingDM There are Doctor Who TTRPGs out there and AITAS looks like it sets a high bar to beat, but I'd love to make a new one with some bulletproof time travel rules strung through the very heart of the system. The TARDIS always takes you exactly where you were needed; I'd amplify that.
@OregonRolledA20 I have vague memories of playing a 4e warlock in an online would-have-been campaign, and I think that came first. It was before I really knew how to develop a personality, so the only things I remember about them for sure are:
male
pragmatic
accepting of other people's cultures
@rpgegirl How do you feel about the pf2 oracle mysteries/curses that resemble mental illness, like Ancestors and Lore...
Does the difference in budget and research make it more acceptable? Perhaps that they're tied to hope and power fantasy?
Or are negative mechanics always a mistake?
@macca_the_dm Okay so, first things first: nothing will replace D&D at being D&D. I just don't care for D&D.
I'm always trying new RPGs. Games like Wushu, Blades in the Dark, and octaNe appeal as something fresh.
Cortex Prime is my home system. I love it because it always has an easy answer.
@Warlockdnd Female PC, often. Female NPC, I aim for parity. I only play them as I would male characters with the same ideals and flaws. Gender is something that doesn't matter in D&D in most conditions. I've tried enby NPCs, but those can get awkward queries I don't know how to respond to.
Dicember Day 14/15: A novel monster, the Snow Ooze, lays in wait in fields, looking for warm, salty prey to replenish its nutrients. #dicember#dicember2021#ttrpg#homebrew https://t.co/hcNMO60efR
For Dicember Day 13, I've embraced rest and relaxation, and the cost of comfort. to make it part of your action/exploration game. #dicember#dicember2021#ttrpg#homebrew https://t.co/IlvjPNBy0P