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Pendragon RPG line editor. A seeker, a dreamer, and a ponderer on seeking and dreaming.
"If more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world."
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Thanks, Jess. I was looking forward to meeting you and Cam. One day!
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Congrats!! 🎉
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I can feel my heart rate spiking just looking at that 😝
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Yes, one pitch for QW is low-prep gaming in a favourite IP, particularly if the play group knows the IP. It’s great for genre novels or movies, or TTRPG IP where you want a different system at your table
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Though he lost the battle, Lauzun won the duel and the fair lady’s hand. (We got a photo of the two men charging each other, but then things got so tense no further pictures were taken!)
Have I mentioned I love Sharp Practice? It feels very proto-RPG at times, like how I imagine Braunstein games.
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The battle decided, Simcoe and Lauzun ended up crossing sabers in a duel over a lady, Charlotte Lee (of the Virginia Lees) who Simcoe had rescued from some tavern ruffians but who nonetheless wished to be escorted home by Lauzun.
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As it turned out, the cannon proved decisive in the battle, stopping the French in their tracks and setting up a rather devastating cavalry charge from the British Light Dragoons. Simcoe and his men got away clean, and now Lauzun is chasing them back towards the British lines.
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A force of allied French under Armand Louis de Gontaut, duc de Lauzun, descended on the town shortly after, incensed that the Rangers had made off with their single light cannon after rather carelessly leaving their baggage train unguarded. (You can imagine my GM glee!)
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I see an orderly queue has formed!
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Really getting tired of living in a reality that feels like a 90s-era satirical RPG
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