glaciernester.bsky.social
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Objection! Lacking thumbs makes keyboards very difficult (as Library, one of my cats, can attest)
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Oop, links to those three are here, mr-matthew.itch.io/archived here, blinkingbirchgames.itch.io/death-of-the... and here pancelor.itch.io/cryptkeeper
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Sticking to a top three so I don't clutter your replies, and given how much I like 'em, I've gotta go for a Carta game! I'll suggest Cryptkeeper, by Pancelor, whose tone and compelling spin on the mechanics make it feel a bit like a dungeon crawling gems you'd find hiding in a list of 90s SNES RPG
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Also very great is Death of the Author, by Blinking Birch games, which puts you in the shoes of both an Author and the Character being written, as the character struggles to get some agency over the story. Lots of room to play with the prompts, and interpret the tarot cards drawn freely!
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Heartily suggest Archived, by Matthew Gravelyn, a game where you play as an object in library circulation! Lost and Found games make great streams generally, the built in downtime is nice to catch up on chat, and this one's a personal favorite.
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Might be coming in a bit late here, but I do a fair amount of solo ttrpg on stream, so I've got a few recs!
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Beyond Super has a fairly solid two player mode, and I loved the heck out of it playing solo! kaumlaut.itch.io/beyond-super...
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Having done a smidge of column C work here and there? Software dev skills are certainly the only reason I wrangled it, great insight into the other side of the screen
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Some gateway number, one that shipped with clips for the speakers on the side of the monitor! Wish I could remember more detail about the tower itself, but it was for sure a windows 98 machine.
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I'm still fussing with potential rules, but for now, I've got an actual play series of solo ttrpg exploring what it's like to flesh out a world through many different games! It's called Tea Filled Tales of Camellia (and yes, I do make tea on camera) youtube.com/playlist?lis...
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You're a squid now, you're a kid now!
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The blender would be agony, I'm sure, but PS1 altir would be a lotta fun to see
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Have never had Avrae roll good ONE TIME
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Absolutely feel that! To draw a comparison to something I know, Monster of the Week's approach to Settings are a really interesting glimpse into how the rules imply a tone, and core to maintaining the feel is the way removing and modifying certain playbooks have such a strong effect!
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(grains of salt there should be obvious, though, admittedly, I should give the system a look sometime)
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Not knowing daggerheart, my inclination would be having communities that _directly_ don't work within city limits (or cannot be gently nudged to be interpretable that way) instead congregate in areas somewhat nearby to the city itself
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If the widely different districts that come out of a game of ex Novo are any indication, there's plenty of variation to be had in a single city!
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Bang's a card game, but I find it works quite well!
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The LITTLE CROWN ON THE POTATO!!
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It is very satisfied to be of use, as we can tell
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(for those confused about what I mean, check this stream out: youtu.be/dFdYBbYvUN8?...)