AghostofEli

@aghostofeli.bsky.social

A lil' Ghost with Satyr Horns but you can call me Ghosti | Kānaka Maoli [Any/All] | | Creative Audio Pro | Pro GM | DEI Reader/Writer | Game Dev| Aghostofeli@gmail.com || aghostofeli.carrd.co/ #TTRPG #audio

Hey, why don't you and I get out of here and we hit the strip and get real rowdy under this full moon? Would you like that? It was only a matter of time before Werewolf hit my game run, and you'll be in the pack. Join up today!

Against a purple, orange, pink, and blue sky, the Las Vegas cityscape sits. A bright orange moon looms over the right side, while the Welcome to Vegas sign that reads: Welcome to fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada, to the left. In bold pink and black text reads: Werewolf: The Apocalypse FERAL DAYS: High Lives of the Fabulous Garou

It's tough out here being a Pro-GM that's demisexual and runs romance games. But tougher knowing that many Women, Trans, NB, and Queer folk do not have tables to pursue romance in TTRPGs safely. I'll give my spoons to hold the space for them.

If you care about Korean culture please share this. My friends are working hard and fast to contest the trademark and fight potential litigation over a cultural title. This person and her minions have been misrepresenting our ways for monetary gain for years, allegedly. Now we have proof.

Let me tell you, there is a lot of grief in having to practically restart the creative space you took 5 years to build while watching others continue to benefit from it. No amount of pride in what you can accomplish changes the frustration.

A key point in Fahrenheit 451 is that books were banned because they made people depressed and uncomfortable. The novel's protagonist, Montag, is taken into custody after he reads a poem that makes a woman cry because she realizes the emptiness of her life.

[quoting a tweet from isabelunraveled in which she rails against depressing books that get branded as “great writing”]

I'm not a fan of players asking me what I'll call for skill checks so that they can build their characters around that. I weigh a lot of things when I call skill checks, and it puts unnecessary expectations on me when I don't call the check the way a player wants me to.

"We'll edit it in post" NO, ACTUALLY. We, as a video-based TTRPG performance space, cannot afford that, outside of like *maybe* a dozen studios. As someone who advocated hard for the concept of pre-recording shows before CR or D20 popularized it, that wasn't to encourage *more* labor to the show.

a labor of love, also known as a DaVinci Resolve project file showing one half of an Actual Play episode edit with two dozen tracks, hundreds of subtitles, as well as hundreds of edits.

A prospective player asked me how I could handle feeding in a vampire game when blood often sits in my veils for safety. To which I responded: Blood is not what makes a vampire scary.

The Soothwardens Quickstart is great way to play the game. But the real sauce is coming with the full book. Character archetypes, special antagonists, Facades... 👀 One archetype that I'm especially excited about is the Soothsayer. First of our Mage Type, 1/x ttrpg.link/soothwardens

A figure with brown skin and curly hair pulled up, wearing a long brown cinched coat with a white blouse underneath. She is staring out the window at a hawk who seems to have killed two birds. This Soothsayer is cataloguing the omen in a journal. Art by @zakthedrak

So uh, I caught up on Jujitsu Kaisen last week and well, um.... Takakora Academy is looking to enroll students as first-year mages, and you could be on the roster to hone and master your techniques. This is a homebrew campaign set in the Chronicles of Darkness and Mage: The Awakening. Join today!

A dull, yellowed sky blankets a vast, stretched, multicolored city. Bright light peaks through the clouds and rests in the city below. In Yellow text reads THE HOLLOW BELOW. In think black text below that in black reads: A Jujitsu Kaisen Inspired Mage Campaign. In smaller orange text below that reads: || Mage: The Awakening || Homebrew System

"I want you to help me find him..." Thirty Days, Thirty days to find Dr. Renner and secure the cure that will save humanity. I leave the rest up to you, Cowboy. Lazaretto is a Sad Cowboy Orbital Blues Campaign actively looking for players with multiple dates available. Join today!

On a blue background, an astronaut floats with their hand behind their head, against a sea of stars, with blue, red, green, and yellow trailing behind them. In bright yellow text reads: Lazaretto. In Smaller thinner text in blue reads: An Orbital Blues Campaign

"Wait a minute, sit and listen, to that steady rising tempo. Fortuna Major is ready to blow!" The city is in a blunder, and the big top of Neon Row is cracking down; it's an all-out war, and you have to pick a side. At the ready, Cowboy. MBJ is an Orbital Blues Campaign seeking Players!

In bright neon yellow text, consuming the blue and green galaxy background reads: MAD BLUNTED JAZZ. Squashed in the right corner is dull yellow text that reads: An Orbital Blues Campaign

"I want you to help me find him..." Thirty Days, Thirty days to find Dr. Renner and secure the cure that will save humanity. I leave the rest up to you, Cowboy. Lazaretto is a Sad Cowboy Orbital Blues Campaign actively looking for players with multiple dates available. Join today!

On a blue background, an astronaut floats with their hand behind their head, against a sea of stars, with blue, red, green, and yellow trailing behind them. In bright yellow text reads: Lazaretto. In Smaller thinner text in blue reads: An Orbital Blues Campaign