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Category Archives: Tabletop RPGs
Rattling Off Bullets
At the moment, the last week feels like it was very long indeed. Late-day energy crashes are fun. As such, quick bullet points:
Posted in Accountability, Hey Ian Watcha Into, Personal, Tabletop RPGs, Video Games, Writing About Games
Tagged bodybuilding, castles & crusades, castles and crusades, exercise, fallout, fallout TV, friends, jobhunt, podcast, primary attribute, tabletop rpg design, tabletop rpgs, weightlifting, XCOM
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Job Searching and C&C Noodling
I missed last week, it’s true! Terrible.
Posted in Game Development, Personal, Tabletop RPGs, Writing
Tagged castles & crusades, castles and crusades, game design, jobhunt, primary attribute, tabletop rpg design, tabletop rpgs
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A Good Day to Blog
My internet’s been out for the past 36 hours. Except my phone, which doesn’t have enough bandwidth or data for me to do my day job. But you know what a phone connection is perfect for? Tethering to my computer … Continue reading
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Tagged castles & crusades, goals, life, primary attribute, tabletop rpgs
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The Best Cons Require a Team
All the best cons require a team. I mean, just look at Leverage. No one of the characters could have pulled off the heists they did without help from the others. Same with Ocean’s 11 and its sequels, and Ocean’s … Continue reading
Posted in Running the World-machine, Tabletop RPGs, Writing About Games
Tagged dungeonsanddragons, GMing, runningtheworldmachine
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Week Wrap-up: 20 August 2018 – 02 September 2018
Hey, another two-week wrap-up post because shit’s been crazy, y’all. The Good Got to do some volunteer work at WTBBL that involved writing book recommendations and such. Really satisfying to get a chance to do more in-depth librarian-oriented work. Continuing … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Tabletop RPGs, Video Games
Tagged construction, food, freelancing, gradschool, jobs, sleep, video games, writing
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Dirty Dungeons
I’ve spent a good chunk of the last two days down in a crawlspace underneath a house we’re working on, installing seismic upgrades. Which are steel plates attached to important joints in a house’s construction to stop it from shifting/shearing/falling … Continue reading
Posted in Tabletop RPGs
Tagged dungeons, dungeonsanddragons, jobs, runningtheworldmachine, tabletoprpgs, work
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Week(s) Wrap-up: 30 July 2018 – 12 August 2018
It’s been two weeks. Whoops! My new job has been making me very tired and scattered after work every day as I get used to the rigor of construction labor and learn how to pace myself (and adjust my daily … Continue reading
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Tagged construction, exercise, friends, jobs, learning, reading, roommates, sleep, visitors, weightlifting
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Ian Reads World of Darkness: Chapter 5: Merits
Today for Ian Read Worlds of Darkness, we talk about Chapter 5: Merits! Does a Stunt by any other name smell just as sweet? We’ll find out! Hey everyone! Sorry this post is so late. I spent a lot of … Continue reading
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Ian Reads World of Darkness: Chapter 4: Advantages
Today on Ian Reads World of Darkness, we delve into the Advantages chapter. And I get a little angry at how mental conditions and issues are used in the game design. Okay, now we’re getting somewhere. This week we’re talking … Continue reading
Ian Reads World of Darkness: Chapter 3: Skills
Hey everyone, sorry for the delay in getting to chapter three. I’ve had the outline together for a couple weeks, but I’ve been overloaded lately and couldn’t find the time and energy to get this written up. Things are looking … Continue reading
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