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Moss Powers

@mossdaggar.bsky.social

Larper, tabletop RPG and boardgame designer with Brewist Tabletop Games. They/He/Any.

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Moss Powers@mossdaggar.bsky.social · yesterday

I love making weird sicko games with strange, bespoke mechanics. But let’s be fucking real, most ttrpg players and purchasers don’t. That makes a material impact on my ability to navigate the real capitalist hellscape we’re in. I hate it, but my ‘weird’ games don’t do well. ‘Safe’ stuff does.

jaen nighly butler@jnb.art · yesterday

stoked to see gencon hauls with with copies of THE DUNGEON THAT TOPS YOU from @sandypuggames.bsky.social in them i promise that if you ever see me in the wild, and you have THE DUNGEON THAT TOPS YOU with you, i will sign your copy of the game and draw a cartoonishly lewd skeleton inside the cover

a black and white illustration of a dungeon tower built into a grassy hill, the cylindrical tower has a hand lightly grasping the tower sculpted into the tower's design. the hand is very suggestive. a path leads up to the arched entrance of the tower. hand-lettered script in the sky in front of billowing clouds reads "The Dungeon That Tops You"
Kara Buchanan 🏳️‍⚧️@magicariot.com · yesterday

I have two novels so far full of trans joy, villain punching, rock music, lesbian feelings, and classic magical girl action. I'm working on the next book *and* on some other cool stuff, so why not support the cutie crew? Read their current adventures in ebook, print, or audio formats! magicariot.com

A graphic featuring a banner image of the members of queer Portland magical girl rock band Magica Riot - Sara (Riot Red), Claire (Riot Purple), Nova (Riot Blue), Cass (Riot Yellow), and Hana (Riot Green), standing in the waterfront park in downtown Portland amid the cherry blossoms. Below them, artwork for the two main novels - Magica Riot and Magica Riot: Full Bloom - are arranged side-by-side. “Magica Riot” features a purple color scheme and Claire posing dramatically amid purple clouds and the outline of the St. Johns Bridge in Portland, while “Full Bloom” features characters Iris and Bloom laying on orange rain lilies while touching fingertips. Text on the graphic reads: “Read the adventures of Portland’s queer magical girl rock band. Trans protagonist, music-based magic, useless lesbians, thrilling action, found family energy, modern-day Portland. Recommended if you like: Sailor Moon, Symphogear, Pretty Cure, Power Rangers."
Farmer Gadda@farmergadda.bsky.social · yesterday

BLOG PREVIEW! Patrons at my $1 tier or higher can read this a week before it goes live! What does any good D&D parody need? A Giant Beaver! What does your Into The Oddish campaign deserve? A Giant Beaver! What's Gadda got ready for you? That's right! A GIANT BEAVER! www.patreon.com/FarmerGadda/...

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Radmad@radmad.bsky.social · 2d ago

Blood Neon is an fast-paced, monster stomping ttrpg in a vaporwave fantasy apocalypse! Team up with your friends to smash neon baddies, save the realm, and get rich doing it! Featuring the incredible art of @partyinthefront.bsky.social ! You can get still get Blood Neon and more for a steal!

Blood Neon art featuring the four heroes emerging from a neon infuser, their eyes glowing red with magical power
R. Belle@talonbornestudio.bsky.social · 5d ago

SUMMER SALE! 3 great ttrpgs with innovative mechanics and one-of-a-kind settings, 50% off or more. Era of Silence RPG which I did with @veles.bsky.social! Blood Neon with @radmad.bsky.social, and Kilogram with @rathayibacter.itch.io. itch.io/b/3830/dog-d...

Dog Days of Summer Graphic i borrowed from a govmt website with a puppy and sunglasses and a mimosa
Possible Worlds Games@possibleworlds.bsky.social · 4d ago

industry awards are a net good for the material difference they make in artists’ lives—especially in a culture that doesn’t value creative labor nearly enough—but the persistent voting and logistical issues the ennies face (or invite) each year necessitate change beyond adding or editing categories

j strautman@yesnogoodbye.ca · 3d ago

I've said it before and I'll say it again: I need more of you game freaks to make and sell t-shirts with your freak stuff on them. so I can buy and wear them. Please

Moss Powers@mossdaggar.bsky.social · 3d ago

I’ve played Skirmish probably a dozen times since discovering it years ago. The units and warbands are thematic and fun, the rules are snappy, and the overall presentation, while a little shaky, shows an innovative passion that is hard to deny. Highly recommend for a compact wargaming experience.