Chris Sims

@theisb.bsky.social

He/Him. Waiting by the river.

Today I texted my D&D group that I was out of oat milk and anyone who brought me a coffee would have a better chance of surviving the very deadly encounter they found themselves in, and wound up with 3 lattes.

I’m really happy @theisb.bsky.social is going to be sharing his Steel Tango scripts on the War Rocket Ajax Patreon, because I really think it’ll good for people to see them. Our working arrangement is a bit unusual, and frankly I want people to see how much better his scripts are than my final pages

I am unbelievably touched that @dropout.tv titled my @dimension20.dropout.tv Adventuring Academy episode “A Duty of Care”

I’m overwhelmed today, but I want to circle back in a while to share the links to everyone & everything I cited. More soon.

A Duty of Care (with Dr. Emily Friedman) - Season 7 - Dropout

Dr. Emily Friedman joins Brennan to discuss the history of actual play and the best gaming system. Content Warning: Misophonia (Crunching) - [throughout 54:37-1:01:03]

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Steel Tango chapter three page 7- art by me, script by @theisb.bsky.social I took a liberty with this one- you’ll see how when Chris shares the script on the WRA Patreon. For the record, I did it because of the next page, which will make sense when you see that. www.patreon.com/davidwynne/p...

Steel Tango chapter 3 page 7 | David Wynne

Steel Tango chapter 3 page 7 by David Wynne on Patreon. Join David Wynne's community for exclusive content and updates.

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I’m not saying Japanese media is “superior” to American media, but they have BAKI and nobody here ever did a story about Wyatt Earp fighting a ten foot tall caveman named Pickle in the secret Madison Square Garden underneath Madison Square Garden, now did they?

Going to become a tech billionaire just so I can name things after the non-sinister parts of Lord of the Rings. Please make hotel reservations through my new hospitality management software, Butterburr.

I like movies just fine, but let’s be honest: there’s never been one as good as “Stone Cold” Steve Austin’s iconic pre-Royal Rumble promo from the January 14, 2002 episode of WWF Monday Night Raw.