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did i hear someone say ~wild magic~? check out our new and improved wild magic system for 5e. it has gone through some changes since the Gripes episode, but we think you'll like it!
https://t.co/ijXasAry49 #dnd#rpg#ttrpg#homebrew
It isn't that folks can't imagine a wheelchair in #ttrpg, it's that they can't imagine disabled folks as being capable. They don't want to see us that way and my homebrew forces them to.
Looking for writers for Major Arcana, a tarot-inspired adventure anthology! I am needing writers specifically for the Judgement and Death cards, and those applying are encouraged to include pitches for both cards.
https://t.co/AdAiMOyxLR
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@danialrashidi@OskSta incredibly promising looking demo, definitely going to be worth keeping an eye on! for those not in the field, what does the timeline/dev process for a project like this typically look like (if such a thing as "standard" dev cycle even exists)
our show has been popping off lately so hello to everyone new around here! out of curiosity, what brought most of you to the show?? are you listening for your games, for education, for fun? let us know!
@ShambazzleGames id try to draw focus to ~3 differences between this landscape and the world the PCs know. like how the moon is gone and an immense, shadowy planet takes its place in the sky and the fact that an immense waterfall pours down the cliff, its waters glowing with arcane light etc
Not at all. I try to plan a structured encounter each session, but some of the best sessions were off the cuff exploration that never reached the bits I'd planned
Due to recording issues we lost a whole segment, but it left us with the most amazing 2 minute montage of reactions, so look forward to that.
#podcast#dipshitsreact with @brookereilly_ #Silverlining
The thing I did NOT predict about doing #TTRPG writing for a living was the weird-ass information I would have to research for #DnD projects. Like, I could have never predicted I would need to know the incubation period for ostrich eggs, but here we are.
It's 42 days by the way.