Tales From the TTRPG Dust Pan

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What’s going on from the Halloween weekend… well , let me tell you.

A game I wrote is 20 years old within the next few months .. give or take.

I found a half made character with a wild concept and turned it into a playable character, and remembered not may games can do this.

Updates

In this episode I drive on a lovely fall day into the catskill mountains, and talk about pushing a square peg into a round hole.

Then (2nd part) I give some thoughts on what I do to solve the "Blank Page" problem..

(That thing... that thing where you start a fresh document and just stare a the blank page hoping it will fill it's self with ideas..)

And I digress a bunch along the way, as one does.

Enjoy.

Talking a bit of game design

It seems Aaron has cracked the code for keeping a week night game running for a real period of time?

What’s the secret?

I’m not sure any of us know.

Answering Otto’s questions from the last episode.

How would I introduce a new setting and or system to players in a perfect world?

And bird talk.

The wife is away so I get to do some walking and talking in the around the neighborhood.

Talking about respecting the work that your friend's put into the games you play , and how I have not always been the best at doing that.

Look out for:

1: A fancy introduction

2: Squirrel

3: trying to find my way round a ball field

4: reading plaques

5: Streams

6: Birdus interruptus ((Hint it is not a mockingbird, but it will make me disconnect my mic.))