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Dice!
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(Originally posted at Silver Does Stuff)
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I started playing Dungeons & Dragons with friends on Discord, so my dice collection has exploded. (I had some already for random number generation). Between Kickstarters and websites, it’s hard to resist buying MORE.
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TTRPG votes / info round-up
May. 5th, 2019 07:17 pm So far the following people are interested via Twitter & Dreamwidth:
I'm on Pacific Time, and any time next week is good, except for Monday (tomorrow) evening
Ana Mardoll
Tyler MoonSage
Teteli / Grammarly Eli
Rook Stone
possibly LB Lee, if things work out
Games voted for:
Becoming Familiar (2 votes)
Everyday's a Battle
Giving up the Ghost
Kintsugi (2 votes)
Wizards (2 votes)
Liturgy of the Dragon
Places:
Google Hangouts (2 votes & my preference)
Discord
Considering the possible participants it'll either be text-only, or voice & text duplicating each other (with me taking as much of the work as needed)
Please comment below with your timezone & what general days / times work for you (for example, Monday Evenings). You can comment with no dreamwidth account - select anonymous (the first radio button) and just put your name in the comment.
Once we have a general idea, I'll use When Is Good, or similar site for us to pinpoint.
Once we have a general idea, I'll use When Is Good, or similar site for us to pinpoint.
I'm on Pacific Time, and any time next week is good, except for Monday (tomorrow) evening
Who wants to play a TTRPG?
May. 4th, 2019 08:07 pmI want to try running one of the many weird / funny / unique tabletop rpgs I've downloaded off itch.io, but I need people to play with. I'd like to run them on Google Hangouts, Skype, or (possibly) Discord.
I've managed to narrow it down some. If you're interested, let me know what you'd like (pick 3), where you'd like to play, and what mode (text, audio, mixed). I'll post descriptions and links in the next post, because Dreamwidth is being a GIANT PAIN. They're all free / pay what you want. Some of them might be image only, but I'll reformat anything needed.
You can also just tell me what you want, here or on Twitter or whatever.
I've managed to narrow it down some. If you're interested, let me know what you'd like (pick 3), where you'd like to play, and what mode (text, audio, mixed). I'll post descriptions and links in the next post, because Dreamwidth is being a GIANT PAIN. They're all free / pay what you want. Some of them might be image only, but I'll reformat anything needed.
You can also just tell me what you want, here or on Twitter or whatever.
Poll #21971 ttrpg
Open to: Registered Users, detailed results viewable to: All, participants: 2
What shall we play?
View Answers
Becoming Familiar
1 (50.0%)
Capybara Capers
0 (0.0%)
Cementville
0 (0.0%)
Crash Pandas
0 (0.0%)
Every Day's a Battle
1 (50.0%)
Giving up the Ghost
1 (50.0%)
Kintsugi
1 (50.0%)
Liturgy of the Dragon
0 (0.0%)
Trashkin
0 (0.0%)
Wizards
1 (50.0%)
Where shall we play?
How shall we play?
Becoming Familiar - You and your fellow players will portray crows trying to cheer up a sad witch. However, since you are crows, your methods for a) discovering what’s upsetting the witch and b) helping her with her problems are seriously limited. In fact, you run a constant risk of misinterpreting her human feelings, and nearly all of your methods of help are considered criminal by human standards.
Capybara Capers - A super elite team of capybaras has been assembled to steal the mythical Awesome Lemon once and for all. But each of you have your own motives... and there may very well be a traitor in your midst. Can you afford to trust one another?
Cementville - you're wizards in a small midwestern town trying to make things better.
Crash Pandas - You're a bunch of raccoons, all trying to drive the same car, looking to make their names in the dangerous world of LA street racing.
Every Day's A Battle - The war is over. You and a few companions are heavy-conversion combat cyborgs built for the previous war, ill-suited for the new peace. The military has removed your weapons, leaving just your mix of mechanical & fleshy body parts, and pointed you to a job placement service. That service, in turn, has found you positions in basic office and clerical work. Every day is still a battle, just not the kind you were built and trained for.
Giving Up the Ghost - This is a rules-light wacky game about ancient evil overlords trying to hide in their old age among fellow old people in a retirement village. However they all quickly become bored and form a Mystery Club to solve old people crimes. Things tend to go a bit off the rails quickly as failure is unacceptable and they tend to fall back into their old ways to get things done, and necromancy has pretty noticeable side effects!
Kintsugi - Play as a Robot, Mutant, or a Magical Golem; someone who can't die and quickly learns new skills or abilities. Simple but elegant rules allow you to create your characters as you play, building them up one failure at a time.
Liturgy of the Dragon - you're kobolds. The dragons you worship are gone. What does your church do now?
Trashkin - Play a half-possum, a goatgirl, a raccoon-man or a ratboy and plunge headfirst into a grotty world full of low-calibre adventure for fun and no profit.
Wizards - Wield ULTIMATE POWER in WIZARDS. A simple game that needs only 2 to 5 victims, a d6, possibly a hat, and a healthy disregard for the rules of nature.
Capybara Capers - A super elite team of capybaras has been assembled to steal the mythical Awesome Lemon once and for all. But each of you have your own motives... and there may very well be a traitor in your midst. Can you afford to trust one another?
Cementville - you're wizards in a small midwestern town trying to make things better.
Crash Pandas - You're a bunch of raccoons, all trying to drive the same car, looking to make their names in the dangerous world of LA street racing.
Every Day's A Battle - The war is over. You and a few companions are heavy-conversion combat cyborgs built for the previous war, ill-suited for the new peace. The military has removed your weapons, leaving just your mix of mechanical & fleshy body parts, and pointed you to a job placement service. That service, in turn, has found you positions in basic office and clerical work. Every day is still a battle, just not the kind you were built and trained for.
Giving Up the Ghost - This is a rules-light wacky game about ancient evil overlords trying to hide in their old age among fellow old people in a retirement village. However they all quickly become bored and form a Mystery Club to solve old people crimes. Things tend to go a bit off the rails quickly as failure is unacceptable and they tend to fall back into their old ways to get things done, and necromancy has pretty noticeable side effects!
Kintsugi - Play as a Robot, Mutant, or a Magical Golem; someone who can't die and quickly learns new skills or abilities. Simple but elegant rules allow you to create your characters as you play, building them up one failure at a time.
Liturgy of the Dragon - you're kobolds. The dragons you worship are gone. What does your church do now?
Trashkin - Play a half-possum, a goatgirl, a raccoon-man or a ratboy and plunge headfirst into a grotty world full of low-calibre adventure for fun and no profit.
Wizards - Wield ULTIMATE POWER in WIZARDS. A simple game that needs only 2 to 5 victims, a d6, possibly a hat, and a healthy disregard for the rules of nature.
