Reminds me of a French king who wanted to be equal: I forbid rich and poor to sleep under the bridges.
It sounds fair but strangely it isn't. Nowadays, you can't avoid the Street. Nowadays in westen, the first thing an beggar needs to have a hope to have a house is a phone to access some free hot spots.
Having a new account is not enough. With browser fingerprinting and IP address you can recognise most of the people.
You front door is forbidden to be ever closed (if you want to have an access to the street)
Asking for the brand was a way to say that I would like to be able to check their data and perhaps buy it. I don't need a nice stamp on things:)
The sparkrunners will do an entry in tonight's game 🙂
- You don't need to understand to fix/survive/save. You heard there's a way to ... , but you would have to ... . And it makes no sense but that's how you can influence it.
Which God?
My first reaction would be that they summon, permit it to enter our world, and are the first ones to die as the entity/god just doesn't care.
Inspiration could be found in End of the world: wrath of the gods, or Fate of Cthulhu.
Or the original followers become their ennemies to be the first to summon the gods.
Never played DnD but the US community is 90% DnD so...
I play Shadowrun and Blades in Dark for now.
It depends. For example, whois wasn't GDPR compliant (this EU law about sharing of data). Now, most of them are hidden, just in case.
Feels like I should DM some Shadowrun or Cryptomancer sessions again. Just to use those.
Anarchy in its original version is unperfect. Consult it before trying to sell it to your players (except if you can read the French version which is kind of a version 1.5)
SR6 is way better now. There's also another system (Anarchy) is you want.
And.since a year or two, there are metaplans.
She responds to this point in the interview.
The Domestic - Rivers of London RPG Solo
A free extract from the official core book of the RPG:
> The Domestic is an introductory scenario designed for one player, based on Ben Aaronovitch’s short story of the same name. Choose to play as a magic-wielding police officer, nurse, or social worker in a game set in the world of Ben Aaronovitch’s hugely successful Rivers of London series. > > Armed with this book, a pencil, and some roleplaying dice, you are ready to take on your first case for the Folly. No GM needed!
Which oracles deserve to be more reckoned?
I am currently researching some oracles for new game. I know the Muses & Oracles but it's a French one. And I can't find the equivalent in English.
So on a larger question: Which Oracle would you recommend?
The solo Thursday's Child
This is a new add-on for Vaesen. Did anybody bought it already?
I am really curious to know if this is the start of a recognition of a market niche of solo players.
DIY Random Tables website
I put together some knowledge to write an how-to for creating and hosting a simple website to automate random table picking. For free.
Solo Game Master's Guide
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Entity
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