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Odyssey Gaming Zine(free-radicals-press.itch.io)
2 points by GMRapp 2y ago|0 comments
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Odyssey Gaming Zine(free-radicals-press.itch.io)
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To Err Is Human [audio](open.spotify.com)
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Mr. Deez Training Video (Fast Food Simulator)(youtube.com)
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Odyssey (Zine)(odysseyzine.xyz)
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To Err Is Human(toerrishumanpub.substack.com)
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Call for Submissions (Odyssey Tabletop Gaming Zine)(odysseyzine.online)
1 points by GMRapp 2y ago|0 comments
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To Err Is Human(toerrishuman.xyz)
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Cats Playing Heavy Metal(eightycolumnrule.xyz)
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by GMRapp 2y ago
In my last posting, I shared a game I have been running, in different contexts: Quick Hei$t. The game came to me during a bit of session prep. I wanted to give players the room to move around without the rules getting in the way. Most legac
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by GMRapp 2y ago
This is QUICK HEI$T, a one-shot, game-nite-friendly tabletop roleplaying game. You play as con artists, bank robbers, or hackers, looking to accomplish the next big theft. Every job begins with an empty rectangle, and this empty rectangle h
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by GMRapp 2y ago
Hit-point mountains in the current version of D&D are one thing I have trouble with. Why should anything, even a monster, have more than thirty (30) hit points? Before you roll your eyes and dismiss me as an OSR bro looking to convert y
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Homo Ludens (Newsletter/Blog)(homoludensinmirrorshades.substack.com)
1 points by GMRapp 2y ago|1 comments
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by GMRapp 2y ago
Working on building up my nonfiction writing again. Using Substack because of the engagement tools and low barrier to entry. No paywalls, tons of articles already posted, and loads of potential for cool conversations on gaming, simulation,
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by GMRapp 3y ago
The Hu was a quick realization of Marx’s observations concerning the power of capital and the capitalist mode of production. Mongolia, a little-known place in the world, aside from the likes of Chenggis Khan and his unrelenting armies, too,
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A Living Hitory Notebook(livinghistorynotebook.xyz)
1 points by GMRapp 3y ago|1 comments
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by GMRapp 3y ago
The idea behind this living notebook is straightforward: This is a blog about human experience(s) and going beyond, seeking out answers to tough questions, exploring what research has to say, and delivering the content in meaningful, engagi
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New Rules-Light Ttrpg (Free): Wanderer(free-radicals-press.itch.io)
1 points by GMRapp 3y ago|1 comments
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by GMRapp 3y ago
WANDERER is a tabletop roleplaying game set in a multiverse with locales and worlds connected by what is commonly known as shimmers.
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by GMRapp 3y ago
A new blog offering deep dives and reviews on books, films, games, and more. All content is free. Weekly digests and recaps, which compile the previous week's postings, are for paid members. Everything else is free to read and access.
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Owl, Weasel, & Coyote(owlweaselcoyote.quest)
2 points by GMRapp 3y ago|1 comments
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by GMRapp 3y ago
A new blog offering deep dives and reviews on books, films, games, and much more. Just launched and looking forward to sharing more with folks.
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by GMRapp 3y ago
An exploration of the Separation of Church & State, the Investiture Controversy, and Medieval State-Church Relations.
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by GMRapp 4y ago
Interesting Kickstarter for an open-source TTRPG system, called Rapture. Check it out if you're interested. Freebies for the system can be found in Itch.io, for those interested.
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by GMRapp 4y ago
Includes link to a free version of the original game. The Kickstarter goes until February 15.
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by GMRapp 4y ago
For this review, I will be examining René-Pier Deshaies’ Hopes & Dreams, which was provided to me by the creator to review for Junk History. [Free to read, as with everything on Junk History.]
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Roleplay vs. Roll Play(junkhistory.substack.com)
1 points by GMRapp 4y ago|1 comments
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by GMRapp 4y ago
The prevailing logic among tabletop RP gamers is that dice have their place, yes, but they shouldn’t ruin the fun of roleplaying, problem-solving, and critical thinking that are often associated with TTRPGs. Instead, dice have evolved to be
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by GMRapp 4y ago
The paywall on Substack has been removed. If you like the newsletter, support us over on Patreon to keep it all going.
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by GMRapp 4y ago
Yeah, I have disabled the paywall completely, just asking if people want to support us they can use Patreon from now on.

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