rrookstudio.bsky.social
ENnie winning #ttrpg creator / SFWA member / gay (he/him) / Haunting of Cliff Cove Digital Out (Print Coming Soon)
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Just add the words “by Night” and you got it.
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(Don't worry - there will be preorders)
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That's ME as in "first-person objective pronouns" not ME as in "Maine."
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If you enjoyed Barrow Keep, the next stretch goal is an alternate setting from ME about the wolf-marked of the Barrow Keep world.
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Ran a playtest last night and holy fuck, y'all: My nearly forgotten North/West Texas accent just came barreling out of my mouth, and now it won't go away.
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2. Silver Age by @rrookstudio.bsky.social (funding ends in 4 days)
www.kickstarter.com/projects/r-r...
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Congrats to @sharangbiswas.bsky.social!
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Ceci n'est pas une drill.
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“Unofficial”
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Should I have gone with Joe Gage's Friday the 13th?
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There's some @marygeorgescu.com awesomeness in there.
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🙏
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I almost said, "Every designer knows this trot," but then I'd feel like a Doc Tingle impersonator.
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By "discuss," I mean "play," but y'all knew that, right?
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They're sorta perfect for Texas homes because they all have attics and no basements, and basements in Texas (beyond possibly a small fruit cellar) are super rare.
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Suburban Dallas had whole neighborhoods assembled from kit homes planned, packed, and assembled by real estate companies like Fox & Davis, but I didn't discover mail order homes until I played in a Rich Rogers haunted house game set in one.
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(Correction: 1908-1942)
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If you're making 20th century horror adventures in weird town and suburb locales, these are a fucking goldmine. Not only for homes that might have been built from a Sears Kit, but for basic small-town US architecture.
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This is the way.
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"ePub?" you gasp! "But ePubs are boring!"
I assure you, my ePub formatting skills have gotten much better.
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The new PDF & ePub versions also include "Another Man after Midnight" from @marygeorgescu.com and "Queen Maeve's Carnival Ride" from @cameraobscura83.bsky.social.
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And you got all this way through, so now you get a link to The Secret Sale!
r-rook.itch.io/fuck-off-elon
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"But Richard," you say, "Roseville Beach isn't on the Dreamation schedule!"
"My child," I respond, "the true schedule is the place where your need to play Roseville Beach meets my desire to run a game for the GoD-style Sparks program. Come and find me."
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There's links to the main book and the Roseville Beach Zine Series, some recurring NPCs, a new job for just one housemate, and even a new Origin Story: The Sybil. (I'll be adding a Sybil to the pregen set I use at Dreamation this weekend.)
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Next up, I added a chapter with further details on The Culture Hotel, aka, the Cult. It details letting housemates live at the Cult (instead of a bungalow), the four pricey rooms named for the mysterious owner's lost loves, the strange fifth "nightmare room," and the visitors and residents.