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Ever play the Usagi Yojimbo RPGs, any of the various versions? I love the source material; but I bounce kind of hard off licensed properties that aren't themselves "troop" style fiction. My brain has a hard time shifting from the single protagonist POV to the party at the table. But maybe either...

The three I am referring to are: Fallen London Magnus Archives Shadowdark Western Reaches

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/magpiegames/fallen-london-the-roleplaying-game

Basically in a single day we got 3 $1M kickstarters all at once; although two were at the very end of their campaigns; while Shdowdark Western Reaches will probably get to $1.7M or so (more?)

You know that thing about men thinking about the Roman Empire? For me, if my partner asked me about Terra Ignota, my answer would be "Every damn day..."

It's not pbta. There's a link to a free quickstart. I didn't check it out; but magpie have made some good games over the past decade, so I'd expect this one to be pretty good. And the Setting and the in-game world building part is quite appealing. Edit to add the quickstart link: DriveThruRPG

There's something about language - when you are in a strange land, and all of a sudden you encounter someone who speaks the same language, there's this relief and a sense of belonging that you didn't even realize you were missing. This of course is on a spectrum, very much (for me) proportional...

I just entered in most of my purchases since Jan 1, except for the various SF/F/Mystery book purchases I made over this past weekend while on travels (and used the wrong card for, whoops!) Anyway, Jan/Feb was the season of getting BILLED for shipping for seven, count 'em, seven crowdfunds. One...

When will we get the Coyote & Crow play reports ;)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raoh

I know it's spelled differently, but this is what I think of whenever I see this sauce...

Finished The Ikessar Falcon, the series of which as a whole I am enjoying for the world building and the political intrigue. The protag though is a bit infuriating, although I finally towards the end of this book came to understand how the forces of her upbringing leads her to behave like she...

How much of it is gameable?

I mean, sort of? Shadowdark is built on 5e's foundation.

Guys. I think some of you are overreacting. What could go wrong? ... oh

Or perhaps anger at someone's cart cutting you off