Beyond books, I like dancing, though not as greatly as my two youngest sisters, and to play and sing, though I do both so ill that I dare to perform only before those who are committed to think well of me. Most of all, I enjoy observing the follies and nonsense, whims and inconsistencies of those around me. I try to laugh at myself as much as at any other and, if you find me bold or impertinent to those who are severe or superior, trust that I am only acting so that I am not afraid.
Our mother is determined that Jane marry for wealth, but I am certain that she will marry for love as well. I too am detemined that none but the strongest admiration will sway me to marriage. And if none should arise then I shall be perfectly content as aunt to the many beautiful children Jane will doubtless bear and devotee of her future husband’s well-stocked library.
I am Elizabeth Bennet; sometimes Eliza but always Lizzy to my friends and family. I am the second of five daughters; my older sister, Jane, is five times prettier than any other girl in the county. She is so doted upon that I might be quite jealous if Jane was not also the most warm-hearted, modest and caring person I know. Instead, she is my closest friend and confidante.
I am writing a short 2 player game where the players play Lizzy & Darcy from Pride & Prejudice. I am writing an in-character first person introduction to each (of the character introducing themselves to the player as they were at the beginning of the novel) and would appreciate feedback!
Do Japanese-style replays have a place in western trpgs?
So @andyk posted this (very informative) cast about Japanese-style replays https://youtu.be/k_hfS3IMYoA
As I have a bit of history here, I'm very interested to know from others here, do you think that english-language Japanese-style replays of Western trpgs have a place in Western roleplaying (either as a stand-alone product or as part of a ruleset)? Or has that ship sailed because of youtube/twitch?
There are only 24 hours left to purchase Network Notes , the Hollywood TV Writer Game as part of #Epimas. If you pick it up before then, you'll be able to have a second pdf sent to a friend.
http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/227858/Network-Notes
Network Notes mashup: The Magicians & Stargate SG1 Show more
Network Notes examples - the Twin Peaks/Miss Fisher’s Murders mashup
This week I’ll be doing some example playthroughs of Network Notes: the Hollywood TV Writers Game to show different shows being made.
You can follow along with them here:
https://plus.google.com/collection/EYB0VE
This holiday season create the Greatest TV Show Never Made with friends and family. Remember, Network Notes is part of #Epimas 2017, which means anyone who buys it before December 23rd will get a second pdf to give to someone else.
What's Hot in Story Games 2017 Dragonmeet seminar
This is the recording, show notes and links for this seminar on what was hot in story games and indie rpgs in 2017. This was our sixth year doing this seminar and it was one of the best (the Dm coordinator told us that it was certainly best attended). Many thanks to the panellists Robert Carnel, Becky Annison, Elizabeth Lovegrove and Lloyd Gyan
https://axthetable.wordpress.com/2017/12/09/whats-hot-in-story-games-2017/