klippy.bsky.social
just a mimic in a dungeon, playing ttrpgs and telling stories.
I help run a discord with the goal of teaching people ttrpgs of all kinds!
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I was first introduced to your games due to that particular fuck-up. I've never played Warframe but I saw the circus coming after your game and decided to see what's up. Glad I stuck around after, HUNT and NEST are my newest additions to my Gila collection
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Of course! The Crit Awards is great for finding new and upcoming APs and podcasts, while the awards is much more focused on the ttrpg itself (mechanics, layout, etc)
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Check out the Awards theawards.games
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The true goal of "AP0STLE" and ultimately determine the fate of the Pact Worlds and all who reside in it
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Grassroots rebellion. from backwater planets to the heart of the pact worlds, a movement is forming. The outcast, downtrodden and maligned of the galaxy band together under a new flag of freedom and unity, led by a charismatic tech-prophet "AP0STLE". our heroes must rise though the ranks to discover
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It's called Starfinder and it's a fantastic game with free rules online
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I have realized that this is not a tibetan sand fox. Woops
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youtube.com/shorts/-j5Y-...
This work?
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Make a final boss, then make a bunch of mini bosses or puzzles. Add a floor for each miniboss/puzzle. Fill in minor monsters and dungeon clutter along the way.
I found having a theme for the dungeon boss (necromancer, ogre chieftain, shadow demon, etc) helps inform the rest of the dungeon build
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When you post a game for sale on itch, there are some basic options for background, font, etc. but if you know a bit of HTML you can customize it to your hearts content. Here's a great free resource on what can be done
speakthesky.itch.io/itchios-html...
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Itch.io is far more fair to it's creators, and there are tons of resources on how to customize you shop page to show off your zine
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What are your thoughts on the system? I haven't seen much talk about it
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This spell would be incredible in a Starfinder game, would it work against energy weapons or only kinetic?
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Okay but even the color sketch is captivating. Can't wait to see what the final cover looks like
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Your cat looks like a mystical fae trickster and I love them
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Hi welcome to the skies! I'm Klippy, I'm part of a Discord server dedicated to teaching ttrpgs to everyone. I post random thoughts and maybe some world building stuff
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but having the party hanging on for dear life while dealing with the trash monster is what made the encounter memorable!
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Do people really think Death House is that hard? I only ran it once, but other than the animated broom throwing hands with our paladin (who then turned it into a plume for his helmet) my party never really had an issue.
I actually felt it was one of the most balanced adventures for 5e
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I'm sure I'm not the only one. Have you played a ttrpg that inspired something in your home game? Have you grown as a player or a DM after trying a new system?
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Now my 5e game is completely off the rails. I dont reference the rules much and my players are having so much more fun than before.
Reading and studying indie games is a constant source of inspiration for encounters in my home game.
So to sum it all up:
Play new games to inspire your favorite game
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Let me explain: playing new systems will present new concepts, or approach familiar concepts in unfamiliar ways.
I experienced this myself quite recently. My partner is running Monster of the Week, with a cartoonist spin, and it opened my eyes to how much fun "rule of cool" can be. 2/?
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I'm pretty sure it's done exactly by 5e rules. +3 magic dagger, 4 dex, 1d4 base damage. Add 7d6 sneak attack dice and it's 15min-53max.
5e just be like that.
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I've been so excited to see what y'all have done with the mystic, they're one of my favorite classes. I'm stoked that rhythm was kept as a connection!
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One of the ttrpg community's best secrets is itch.io there are tons of indie games, adventures, and one shots available. I personally love the adventures from the town, forest, dungeon jam. They may not be in your specific system but the stories are pretty universal
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"if you or loved one was diagnosed with mesothelioma..." or any other infomercial
Especially if it has an earworm of a jingle
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Start small! Use pre-written adventures! Heck, you don't even have to really know the rules! The fun in D&D is from playing together. Whether it's saving townspeople from goblins or saving the world from angry gods, as long as everyone is having fun together, you friends will love it
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Here you go: discord.gg/gY2AfGNY we're still growing so don't be afraid to make suggestions
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If you're interested, I help run a Discord Community that's all about learning and playing new systems. We have regular games and monthly one-shots. Let me know and I can get you an invite link
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There's a 5e conversion by the original creators, but I prefer playing the system built for a setting rather than shaping a setting to a system