Oh well. Right I'm off off of here. It's been increasingly hard to justify staying on Twitter anyway but basically fuck this shitshow. I'm on the other place with the sane handle in the unlikely event you want to keep up. Good luck everyone. It's gonna be bad.

RT @susie_dent: Word of the day is ‘recrudescence’ (17th century): the return of something terrible after a time of reprieve.

Now to read the actual campaign. .

Some people I just back their stuff by reflex, and the Drakes are some of those people. Also, I like post-apoc faeries. If you like post-apoc faeries, you might like to take a look at this alzo.

RT @NaviMusing: IT'S ALIIIIIIVE, and now I must go to a quiet diner and not make eye-contact with the internet for a couple hours. If you k….

RT @DrakeandDice: Come cancel the apocalypse with us.

RT @NaviMusing: HEDGE is launching tomorrow, this way you can avert two apocalypses in one day.

Giddammit. I've accidentally ended up saying I'll write "Masks of Nyarlathotep but its Eris or something I don't know, can I put a giant crab in it?" for the Isle of Pelops. If you back this I might have to deliver.

I wasn't sure on this - I traditionally do poorly with journaling solo games - but then I rewatched the video and discovered it uses a d12 and then how could I not back it?.

RT @john_harper: My first supplement for Blades in the Dark is out now!. Blades in the Dark: Deep Cuts is a 118-page expansion for the game….

I am a SU&SD fan - their reviews never fail to be entertaining. It is good to see Emily return because I find her stuff genuinely laugh-out-loud funny and maybe also because it is cleverly put together.

RT @AlisonCybe: There are many reasons that Ghostwatch is genuinely terrifying. - Subtle breaking of the divisions of 'reality' and artific….

It was "Equal Rites", in my early teens. My mum kicked me out of the front room for laughing. I lay upside down on the stairs and read it. "Like the hurried lover, it comes and goes" caused me to lose the ability to breathe. After that I bought every single one, and loved them.

Idly wondering what the Venn diagram is for people who complain about "bad writing" in computer games, and people who want to replace human writers with large language models.

Talks a good game, lists solid inspirations, and I didn't hate the (free) playtest/quickstart-style splinters. Also I'm a sucker for both modern horror #ttrpg and British-based indie game companies. Heard good things about Mask-witches of Doggerland. So.

Wow. But also as someone who backed it and is getting bonus stuff with no effort, hurrah. No chance it'll keep going to the last of the campaign settings though which is a shame as it sounds very cool. Unless. .

1/ In Oldy World Dark Agey Middletimes Western Europe, bards were not actually allowed to be part of adventuring parties. Rather than being allowed to seduce nobles, your bard character would have been shot with arrows before they were able to open their lying witch mouths.

1 Like = 1 Thing that is not real in Oldy World Dark Agey Middletimes Western Europe that #ttrpg players might not realise. I'll start with: . Wizard spells above level two were not available in Oldy World Dark Agey Middletimes Western Europe and cantrips had material components!.

I've banged on about this one a bit I know but I think it's a fascinating game and you might too.

RT @deathbybadger: here is Bad Witch Praxis, a one page rpg about being the kind of witch we try not to tell stories about because it lacks….