Serket :3c

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ttrpg designer, mecha lover (she/her) 🌈

Back to back posting because I finished Final Fantasy much quicker than I anticipated. It took me five months to finish 12 and seven days to finish 1. I have a lot of thoughts about Final Fantasy's combat mechanics and how they're different from D&D. www.fluoriteguillotine.com/blog/2026/08...

final fantasy could have been a ttrpg

The first one, I mean. If you’re new here, this is the third post in a series where I talk about video games from a ttrpg perspective. Video games are one of my major inspirations as a GM and ttrpg de...

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I've decided to make talking about video games into a full series, though I'm mostly doing this as I play through Final Fantasy. These posts are an analysis from a ttrpg lens and focus on how game mechanics could translate to the table. www.fluoriteguillotine.com/blog/2026/08...

final fantasy xii could have been a ttrpg

I’ve been playing my way through Final Fantasy and other Japanese roleplaying games, and I have many thoughts on how their design translates to the tabletop medium. Earlier this year, I was inspired t...

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"You can fly her, Vaan, just do it like I told you." "Penelo, watch for interference from Bahamut's skystone. The Strahl's a fickle girl. You keep her working for us."

A few years ago I picked up this coffee table tome from Bitmap Books -- a guide to Japanese roleplaying games. Contained within are essays and deep dives into over 600 JRPGs and the history of Japanese roleplaying.

Today in Fabula Ultima, my players fought a sentient plant villain that had been abducting people around the city. While they managed to stop it from regenerating new tendrils, it KO'd one of the players and dragged them underground before escaping.

a screenshot from Foundry VTT depicting the fight between my players and the Morbu, a sentient plant infecting the city

A thread of non-obvious things that either influenced BREAK!! and/or make for good BREAK!! inspiration in my opinion. I am going to add to this as I think of new ones (or maybe even find them)

A hooded woman looking through various tomes with a glowing crystal providing her light. She's tired. We all are.