JD --> Breakout Con

Naw that one is real

BTW I just found out I have to pay back $2300 of health insurance subsidies which is breaking my bank account, so now's actually a great time to get stuff from my shop or commission me.

Yeah

Like someone being close enough to interfere with my shot is already a ton of narrative assumptions. Who is running *at* a gunman? If it's a mindless monster, they shouldn't be able to dodge or grab my gun anyway. If it's an intelligent person, why are they running directly toward me?

I want to turn trench crusade into a tabletop game the way that chainmail became dnd, so that game would do whatever trench crusade does (which i cant remember off the top of my head lol)

Don't Kill A Bird With A Baseball by Rat Bastard Games A 3-page TTRPG about being Randy Johnson & struggling against Fate

I'm biased but Don't Kill A Bird With A Baseball is pretty good

rat-bastard-games.itch.io/dont-kill-a-...

I think these are all very bad mechanically I'll be honest

You are my strongest warrior. The door table is secretly a huge part of the game.

Running from a thing into a door that's barred from the other side never gets old

It genuinely is the easiest form of writing out there but we can't let anyone know that

"What if you're in melee range and they try to grab your gun!!!" Idk maybe we can have a different rule that actually makes sense like needing to make a save or whatever (bad example) instead of pretending that someone in front of you is hard to shoot

Only if you want riven to wipe you a few times because somebody got the symbols wrong

Every time i go there i see someone saying the dumbest thing on earth about ttrpgs and a million other posts that all boil down to "I'm trying to make 5e do something it absolutely can't do help me."

I think redditors are a type of fungus designed to piss me off

Getting yelled at on reddit for daring to suggest that shooting something closer to you should be easier than hitting something further away. One million dnd players shrieking at the idea that you can use a gun when someone tries to stab you.

What's up

After this i need to do something that'll actually make money smh my head

Working on Coffinkeep 1.1
It'll include the first layer of Coffinkeep, The Baron's Demesne, plus a bunch more treasure and a handful of new rituals. And all the little tweaks I've made in playtesting.

Iirc the tutorial adventure for Edge of the Empire has you trying to steal a ship that is functionally identical to the millennium falcon

Cool cool cool it took itch 21 days to process a payout and now paypal is making me wait ten more days. I have bills to pay, fuckers.

This is exactly why the Fog in Coffinkeep always brings you back to the titular keep, and why your Handler in HyperMall is always some asshole.

There’s a principle I talk a lot about in relation to Lancer game design which I call the Knight Boat Principle. In Season 6, Episode 13 of The Simpsons, “And Maggie Makes Three,” this exchange occurs: TV Announcer: We now return to Knight Boat, the Crime Solving Boat! [a boat chases several men on jet skis] Michael: Faster, Knight-Boat, we’ve gotta catch those starfish poachers! Oh no, they’re headed for land! [the starfish poachers switch from jet skis to motorcycles and speed away] Michael: We’ll never catch ‘em now! Knight Boat: Incorrect. Look, a canal! [cut to the Simpsons’ living room] Bart: Aw, every week there’s a canal! Lisa: Or an inlet! Bart: Or a fjord. Homer: Quiet! I will not hear another word against the boat.

I actually hold the belief that it’s perfectly fine for there to always be a canal, or an inlet, or a fjord, because this is a show about Knight Boat, the crime-solving boat, and if you don’t have a waterway down which Knight Boat can travel, you are kneecapping the entire premise of your show. Lancer is a game about mech fights. Major problems in the Lancer universe must always, in some way, have a solution that includes fighting in mechs. If players travel to a place in their mechs, it should be a place with architecture sized to reasonably accommodate them. This is the guiding thematic principle around which I write for Lancer. I need to justify why the mechs are fighting in a theme park, but I do not need to justify why the mechs are able to fight in the theme park – In Golden Flame and in the greater extent the whole of Lancer is a setting about giant robots being used for things they definitely shouldn’t. If you need me to explain to you why the theme park uses fully-armed giant robots as mascots, you are in the wrong game.

I call this the Knight Boat Principle and it is an unironic, genuine game design principle that I have, which can be briefly stated as: "if your core gameplay has a specific premise, your worldbuilding should be structured around enabling it, rather than the other way around." #LancerRPG

Yoooo! Congrats!

I'm getting consistent crashes upon completing A Call To Arms on the switch version of Qud and its making me want to die

If you are drafted it is cool and epic to frag your CO

do yourself a favor folks, if you're 26 or younger, make a plan to dodge the draft. it's not making the problem about you -- the child you don't go overseas to kill will thank you for it in fact. and if it doesn't come to pass, better to have a plan and not need it than need it and not have it

I'm going to be a little mean and say this isn't a problem if you write books for people who aren't stupid

She's so insanely real for this

I just do the lazy solution of making the mechanicists in the six-day stilt like me. It's still a crapshoot if the cannibal in the crybarrios lets out something nasty, though.

Genuinely one of the best to ever do it

The people who want marathon are hommunculi to me.