Earlier this month, fellow blogger soopersmert (Random Ape Encounter) proposed a mini-collab to investigate the style of play implicit in generic roleplaying games. Soopersmert has already tackled their experience with GURPS, followed by dadstep (To Be Resolved) writing about his perspective on Cypher. Generic game systems used to be one of my major interests, so … generic play: revisiting cortex prime
On every level except physical, I have been destroyed by the Minimalist TTRPG Jam. A thunderhead of mistakes have led to this state, and we’re gonna unpack them so at least we learn something for the future. I am not inexperienced with game jams: I cut my teeth on them in college and more recently … minimalist jam post-mortem
I watch a lot of anime. I enjoy keeping up with shows that come out each season and picking anywhere from 7 to 30 to watch on a week-by-week basis, along with those that I binge-watch after the season ends. I have a particular fondness for fantasy anime, whether it’s an isekai show or not. … enable some violence; be a scoundrel
After last week’s double-post with the blogclave, I definitely cut it close finishing my post for this week. It’s still technically my Saturday night as far as I’m concerned, timezone be damned. This week we’re continuing the deep dive into Fighters in The Serket Hack, picking right back up with how attacks work in the … the serket hack: fighter identity
I keep avoiding the elephant in the room: I really haven’t said anything about The Serket Hack’s combat system. I know the vague shape of it, but my ambition to have unique character classes means that I don’t have a lot in the way of details. As previously mentioned, there are sixteen paths that players … the serket hack: totally effective fighters
