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I'm the kind of guy who doesn't have a driving license yet spent the past three years working on a car racing ttrpg. I like synthesizers and boxing.
I'm the kind of guy who doesn't have a driving license yet spent the past three years working on a car racing ttrpg. I like synthesizers and boxing.
I'm the kind of guy who doesn't have a driving license yet spent the past three years working on a car racing ttrpg. I like synthesizers and boxing.
I realized that I've ended up framing all games I run (except for when the genre really calls for something different) as fake TV shows. Playing opening and ending themes, having players narrate their b-roll footage as I read out their names as the main cast, giving each session an episode name.
I don't have any GMing tips big brain reasoning behind it, it's just how I frame the "editing" of an rpg session in my head and it spills out.
Do y'all have that sort of, I suppose, signature touches?
I'm the kind of guy who doesn't have a driving license yet spent the past three years working on a car racing ttrpg. I like synthesizers and boxing.
I'm the kind of guy who doesn't have a driving license yet spent the past three years working on a car racing ttrpg. I like synthesizers and boxing.
Had an excellent brainstorming session with a friend last night to fill out some gaps I got stuck at. Still giggling about some bits we came up with.
(this one is for Bullet Express, the obligatory post-apo death race campaign: a mad dash all the way from San Diego to Neo York for a precious ticket off the dying planet. It honestly began as a bit of an obligation to proof the game for madmaxian stuff people will inevitably want to play, but I've since found a vibe for it that makes me smile)