Mossblanc

@mosspond.bsky.social

26 Professional Dumbass, Art enjoyer, and Tabletop enthusiast.

My main takeaway from Numenera is that Monte Cook is a very talented but deeply mean-spirited writer. Despite being one of the most captivating and original TTRPG settings I've ever read, almost everything oozes a weird and uncomfortable contempt.

It's important for you to take your medicine Plap plap plap~ Her hips crashing into yours "Good patients obey" You let out a pathetic moan The other nurse takes the opportunity, to hold your head in place and drool into your mouth. You watch as their spaded tail swishes happily Good patient~

"Shh, it's okay. Listen, this isn't the first time someone in a TTRPG group has come down with Rapid Onset Feminization Syndrome. It happens, it's totally normal. Let's just sit on the couch and you can tell me how you're feeling as I brush your lengthening hair, alright?"

Okay, im about 40 or so pages in so far, and i just wanna say this book has some LOVELY advice for how to actually like roleplay. Not just the rules but the flow of play and how things typically go. Also, shout out to this banger quote!!!!

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