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I was first handed a copy of Neuromancer by my dad, courtesy of his coworker who heard that I was into science fiction. I devoured it and eagerly chased down more by William Gibson, coming across other authors set in similar gritty high tech dystopic screams against corporate feudalism and submission to the invasive chrome… Read more
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My “Not Three Gnomes in a Trenchcoat” table (a joke that started in a Out of the Abyss campaign 7+ years ago) agreed to trying out a different system before diving back into a long form campaign. I wrote up three proposals and Shadowdark was the one selected. Here’s a copy of the pitch with… Read more
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TLDR – Ran Monster of the Week and much fun was had we leaned heavy into ALL THE TROPES you’d expect with a game name like that. My regular Saturday night gaming table was down a few folks so I asked if I could bring a New Game One Shot to the table. One of… Read more
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Supergirl (2026) – TLDR I was whelmed, entertained, but wanted it to be more. Kara Zor-El was always supposed to be more than a female Superman, at least once they got past the initial “it’s all a dream / what it” issues. She went through many years of finding her place, eventually finding it in… Read more
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One of my Gamer Goals for the year was to create things for sale, even if it was Pay What You Want. So far, my best progress have been made with the creator adage of “Better published badly than not published at all”, describing things that I threw together / edited in a few days.… Read more
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It’s a pretty standard pitch – the private investigator with a Past solves the case of the week. More recently we’ve seen it wedded to the PI chipping away at the Major Arc, usually one that ties to that troubled Past. It’s a trope because it works and in the case of R.J. Decker works… Read more
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