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Good ones.

I've got doubts even about the first bit of that last sentence - there are elements of the "story" in Torchbearer, like driving off...

Oh yeah, absolutely. I guess I'll share a little tale now that I'm at my computer. My Sunday game's characters are, in the classic...

I've not played Stonetop, but those who have have started some good threads that seem worth linking to here...

Just finished reading it and loved what I saw. There's a certain creepy otherworldliness to ancient fairy tales and myths I think modern...

Most things in a Brindlewood Bay mystery are "authored." There's a victim who has definitely been murdered by one of the set suspects...

You wouldn't? You probably should since it seems both true and factual. I'd be interested to read some examples of authored mysteries...

I ran a long campaign for my face to face group. It was a great campaign with a lot of surprises and interesting things that happened...

9th is the last day for pre-orders to get that!

For your second bullet: “the first time you take any move marked with an asterisk, cross off ‘would-be’ on the front page [of your...

I just backed Stonetop after hearing good things for the past two months. I'm only on page 82 of the first book, but I'm very impressed...

I've been stating all along that I'm talking about the subjective experience of the players. I don't know what you mean by 'what happens...

Why would you play only D&D when there is a wealth of different experiences to be had with other genres and systems?

It's maybe worth saying that in real life mysteries are not created. They exist but they have not been authored. Being authored means...

And nothing else about the game matters in your assessment? Yeah… we’ll just have to agree to disagree here.