Markus aka The Chindividual

@thechindividual.bsky.social

Fixing problems and staring at numbers by day, telling stories by night | he/him | Find my TTRPG videos on https://www.youtube.com/@The_Chindividual https://thechindividual.carrd.co/

D&D surely is the lingua franca of Actual Play, just like English is the linguistic lingua franca of Actual Plays. That doesn't mean you can't introduce people to new languages. Just like "actual" languages, the more TTRPGs you "speak", the more colorful your experience in the hobby will be.

The number one thing I want for a new edition of VtM is a very clear focus on what specific type of vampiric story you play in this game, or at least distinct modes of play for different types of stories. VtM trying to be "something for everyone" has always been it's greatest strength AND flaw.

I understand that it sucks to have to read a book you didn't choose as a kid but when people are like 40 and still going, "well assigned reading turned me off from reading" it's like, ok but you're 40. No one has assigned you a book in like 20 years.

When seeking inspiration, Querent's players drew from the Mordant Arcana tarot deck by @bogfolk.com. This beautiful, razor sharp deck illustrated by @stregawolf.art helped build the doomed world of the Udesians. Watch Wednesday to see it in action, or buy it up here - bogfolk.itch.io/mordant-arcana

Mordant Arcana Tarot by Bogfolk

A tarot deck for the most mordant among us.

bogfolk.itch.io

EUphoria Actual Play@euphoriaap.bsky.social · 3w ago

Cast reveal! Led by facilitator/GM @lithiarch.bsky.social, storytellers @finleyjinley.bsky.social , @thechindividual.bsky.social, and @vengaboy.bsky.social create a world of exploration and starlight - only to watch its skies fall dark. Join us for Microscope and Ten Candles on 22nd and 29th July.

It is taking me longer than I would like to write a script for a new video, and I'm already hearing that voice in my head that I'm being lazy and suck at this. But you know what? Sometimes, things just HAVE to take a little longer. It's not your skill or dedication, sometimes...it's just life.

It's actually a little known secret that as a GM, you're allowed to dump as much setting lore as you want if you start the exposition with "fun fact:"