Fenris-77's latest activity
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Fenris-77 reacted to Mannahnin's post in the thread OSR Looking for OSR that specializes in exploration and eventual founding of a keep with
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5 Torches Deep has a Homesteads supplement on DTRPG which is also centers on investing treasure into buildings and developments in your... -
Fenris-77 replied to the thread Triangle Agency: impressions, and what da hell is it?.I am also unfamiliar, but now I need to check it out.
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Ha! Talking of that we seem to have a new podcast fan. “foo3234” here seems like a nice person. 😄
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Fenris-77 reacted to AbdulAlhazred's post in the thread Mythic Bastionland - initial impressions, and making a Realm with Like.
I think it is, perhaps, difficult if you have not really analyzed the makeup of RPGs and the structure of play in a clear way. I find...
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Got me 3 reaction points and made me feel better about myself. :)
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Good ones.
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Most things in a Brindlewood Bay mystery are "authored." There's a victim who has definitely been murdered by one of the set suspects...
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Fenris-77 reacted to Jahydin's post in the thread Mythic Bastionland - initial impressions, and making a Realm with Like.
Just finished reading it and loved what I saw. There's a certain creepy otherworldliness to ancient fairy tales and myths I think modern...
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Fenris-77 replied to the thread Why do you play games other than D&D?.Did we do the thing correctly? I don't know, ask the pipe.
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I also think, as a real life investigator, that 'putting together a half-cocked theory that matches most of the available data, and...
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I agree that 'solving the GM's puzzle' and 'investigating a real life murder' are very different things, for all the reasons you...
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Fenris-77 reacted to hawkeyefan's post in the thread Why do you play games other than D&D? with Like.
I don’t think it does. A mystery show? A mystery novel? Sure. But I know how you also don’t like the idea of a story, so I don’t know...
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Fenris-77 reacted to hawkeyefan's post in the thread Why do you play games other than D&D? with Like.
For me, I just object to the elevation of one gaming approach as being “closer” to the real thing. It’s just silly. In both cases...
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Sure, but then I can assert that Brindlewood Bay players also solve a mystery - namely, of how to integrate the clues and observations...
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I think the books/shows that CoC most closely emulates are Christie-esque, somewhat baroque, "parlour game" mysteries. Another thing...
