Sacha

@sacha72.bsky.social

Dad, husband, friend, gamer, Francophile. Ramblings to be found at https://nerdtropolis.home.blog/

real sisters talking about fictional sisters This Slavery graphic novel tells the tale of Rachel and Hester, who take very different approaches to survival but never abandon one another

Back to the mean streets of Sun County with the Sandheart Militia, tonight. An outbreak of infected grain has our heroes investigating possible Mallia influence on the eastern edges of the district. Be advised, no backup available at this time. Let's be careful out there.

Made up with this arriving on a Sunday so I could dive in immediately 😊. Lovely addition of a personalised note, too. You don't get that from WotC 🤭. Cheers @newtus.bsky.social, another triumphant product from D101 Games 🙏🏻❤️.

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We're currently playing the Sandheart scenarios and having an absolute blast. If you buy Volume One, I guarantee you'll want to buy the others. A beautifully realised setting crammed with interesting NPCs, solid adventures and tantalising plot hooks for your own development.

Nick Brooke@moonbroth.bsky.social · 7d ago

“Tales of the Sun County Militia” (Sandheart Volume One), by Jonathan Webb and his friends, has received a Platinum best-seller medal for over 1,000 sales on DriveThruRPG. It’s a Bronze Age police procedural campaign setting for RuneQuest, on the raggedy edge of Sun County. tiny.cc/jc-sandheart

Art by Mark Baldwin: poor pilgrims cluster around the Sandheart plinths, while a Sun-worshipper ‘does his thing’ up on the wall.

What kind of RPG do the people who live in the dystopian sci-fi city of a|stste play? Thats what we asked ourselves when making the most meta book we've ever made. The Three Coins is the result. It's an in world artefact, an academic study from with The City of the folk game played in back alleys.

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Today is National Grief Awareness Day, set up to counter the shame and hurry that grieving people so often meet. Through the day we'll be sharing extracts from The Little Book of Humanist Funerals. Starting here: grief is the cost of having loved someone.

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Have you ever been to Rice Lane City Farm? It’s the final resting place of Robert Tressell who wrote The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists, as well as some lovely animals 🐐 🐖 🦆