H. Dithmer
@hdithmer.bsky.social
TTRPG designer, known for Heirs of the Leviathan, and a couple of Danish Larps. I like making games that fundamentally change how people interact, be it laughing, cheering, or crying. I also draw. You can find my games at https://rakatung.itch.io
Greek myth! I like to draw it! these are all inspired by those incredible ancient Greek ceramics, but with my colourful neon grot take on it. If you've a mythological project coming up and you want some colourful art for it, email me! ;-D print? www.inprnt.com/gallery/carl... #art #TheOdyssey
It is inconceivable for bits of your character sheet to be in the hands of other players
S R Jones @aegisimmemorial.bsky.social · last mo.If you see this, please tell me the worst/most baffling bit of creative feedback you've ever recieved. Mine is still the time somebody told me my aliens had names that were too alien. Not that they were unpronounceable, just that they didn't sound enough like human names.
Practicing my figures in the morning while the baby sleeps
Dunno why we Europeans have such a phobia for A/C. Would love a bit of that cool air right now. The housing union could never afford to install it though
- more adventures with Procreate’s basic Flat Brush. It’s so useful :)
Never got around to checking it out earlier, figured this was the time, so I backed it!
MegueyB@megueyb.bsky.social · last mo.Let's GO! The project is LIVE! #PsiRun2e #ttrpg #PBTA #SuperPowers
I tend to frame it less as “hobbyist” and more as “leisure time and income to take something seriously/carefully but not market-driven” Which is why I think a lot about how TTRPGs and AP would be different under a meaningful social safety net, or UBI.
maybe it's the heat exhaustion but I decided to create a helpful guide
Dr. Emily Friedman@friede.bsky.social · last mo.OK, this debate is worth some actual data. If I’ve got this right, to figure out how many TTRPG creators are full time vs. “have a day job” we need to define a few things, starting with: - the scope of what we count as “working in TTRPGs” - when a freelancer counts as “full time” in TTRPG
the realis normies/civilians, final version. ordinary salt of the earth type people
Crunch-focused folk want new supplements, to give them more subsystems they can theorycraft on but never use. Storygames folk want new systems, to give them more genres they will turn into girlfailure yuri comedies. OSR folk want new adventures, to give them more rooms they will never dare enter.
Read Realis yesterday, want to play it so bad (and I will). Already have the rough concepts for 50 classes I will forge into a hack.
Fireflies Become the Stars Probably one of my faster paintings, I couldn't let the background dry until I was done with it. Graphite powder & watercolor. prints: fallenlights.net
Yeah this sounds sort of right, never actually read Mencius though. Also Laozian daoism and zhuangzian daoism were close seconds
Brian Yaksha (He/They)@brianyaksha.bsky.social · 2mo agoI haven't had to think about the Warring States period since November, but I really enjoy that period. Also, they fuckin' /got/ my ass here. Fun little quiz. The appropriate amount of depth. Buzzfeed could never. www.theodramatist.com/warring-states
Honestly I think my main reason for supporting UBI is that it would make it a hell of a lot easier to strike.
Vaguely: you know, I do feel that if your honest belief is that "systems are largely interchangeable because there's only so far you can stretch a d100 and success results", you would benefit from reading more systems. Moonlight at Roseville Beach and Zephyr alone challenge that assumption.
