ara (he/él/they/elle) @anmwinter@dice.camp

I'm super curious about people manage solo play, so this video of Perplexing Ruins showing his campaign notebook for playing Rogueland is like catnip to me. https://youtu.be/AtvIw80u9Kk

_Business Calendar_ has been my go-to phone calendar app all the way from the Nexus One days, but learning that it has now officially been adapted for large screens and works great on a Chromebook (my current portable computing environment of choice) is a great treat https://www.computerworld.com/article/3663495/chromebook-calendar-app.amp.html

Venom appears in Be With Me, a journaling game I'm going to publish soon about your time on an elimination dating show hoping for love. If you don't want to miss it, put me on notify on Twitter, or follow me on Mastodon.

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RT @PaulCzege
What's your sign in the Czege Universe Zodiac? https://t.co/s47lF2sCY9
https://twitter.com/PaulCzege/status/1532036595670347776

My tiles wouldn't fit as pieces on my usual board, so I slapped some paint on a bit of pressboard so I can test a thing.

Time to draw the dungeons!

I stream Tue / Thur / Sat from 1-4pm Eastern.

Today we are starting with a small cave map and we'll see where the stream takes us after that.

https://twitch.tv/dysonlogos

An overview of my accomplishments of yesterday. I'm glad I found a way to speed up the process.
Oh and also instead of going to bed yesterday I went out at like 12am for a little walk that turned to out to be 5h long. And shot and developed the last roll. Nice.

Played "The Dragon Prince: Battlecharged" last night. I liked it.

It reminded me quite a bit of the Funkoverse Strategy Game, only slightly more complex.

I very much liked the way the character charging and individual decks highlight the personalities and abilities of the characters in play.

I think there's such potential in MOSAIC Strict I've made 17 subsystems for it. Chargen, and battle systems. Systems that use journaling and collage and touch. A checklist paradigm for NPCs. So if you've been curious, now's the time. Everything I've made is 50% off. Link in next.

Sketch of a power armour symbiot for @chrismennell

Sketch of a Familiar Witch for a commission: a

Psychrome (a Lasers & Feelings hack):

I went ahead and started reworking the layout of my game.

The plan is for the first 2 pages to be some kind of player's pamphlet and the other 2 pages would be the GM one.

I might have enough empty space to include some of @EvlynMoreau inspiring illustrations!

These drawing as well as an expanded description of the setting should help convey my vision of that universe!

Not sure when the next version will be ready, but we're moving from 1.3.2 to 2.0

(Amanda is great, by the way. She and I starting putting out #ttrpg stuff at about the same time. We met in some RPG/NSR Discord spaces, and she's just been incredibly generous, helpful and encouraging the whole time. In this case, she helped push me toward one of my favorite design elements of the game. Check out her games: https://weirdwonder.itch.io/ )

At the gym, big garage doors open letting in the gentle summery air and smell of malt from the breweries. I think I might enjoy this summer, instead of dreading it like I did in Colorado.

Just a matter of minutes now!

Here's a link to PDF versions of the cover:
https://polyhedralnonsense.com/2022/05/31/mercator-a-cover-pdf-for-traveller-in-ancient-rome/

Another friend Brendan responds to Alex. I love to see this much blogging. This is good as well. Thinking about rules in terms of prosthetics.

https://www.necropraxis.com/2022/05/31/towards-objective-prosthetics/

Troika emerges from a pile of games

https://githyankidiaspora.com/2022/05/30/troika-emerges-from-a-pile-of-games/

#Troika #TTRPG

I made a Witcher reference Booklet for my partner

I got a long stapler and I think I might get one of those things that round paper corners

I also used pdfbook2 tool which sorts pages and makes them printable in this booklet format

https://github.com/jenom/pdfbook2

When you're posting hashtags that contain multiple words, it's a good idea to capitalise the first letter of each word. This helps blind people who use screen reader software to know what the hashtag actually says.

For example #DogsOfMastodon is much easier for screen reader users than #dogsofmastodon, even though they're technically the same tag.

This kind of capitalisation is usually known as "CamelCase". CamelCase doesn't just help blind people, it also makes hashtags clearer for sighted people too!

Using CamelCase won't affect your post's visibility (because searches ignore capitalisation) but it will improve the post's accessibility, so you'll get more people reading it.

Thank you to @martyn for raising this topic 👍

#FediTips #Fediverse #MastoTips #Accessibility #A11y

You ever sit down to brainstorm a micro-sized RPG you can post to social media for fun and end up brainstorming a bigger, wilder, more intense RPG than you wanted? Yeah, me too.