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@tabletopkara
This is a side blog for @ahamkaracature
This blog will include:
•Stuff about ttrpgs
•Current games I’m running
•Repost ttrpg memes I find funny
• Ask y’all for inspiration or funny ideas to throw at my players
•Post home brew things that I have made or found
•Post any tools that I think are helpful
I cannot stress how much I love the Deepnight games RPG map maker. It makes throwing together a simple battle map so easy
Make nice looking RPG maps easily. RPG Map is a tabletop oriented map editorwith the “keep it clean & simple“ philosophy in mind. Run in bro
I mean you can’t beat it
It’s free
It can run in your browser
I say this with no shade or animosity but one of the things that instantly make me realize that a TTRPG is not for me and immediately drop it is when its proprietary term to refer to the GM is some variation of "storyteller" (or some synonym of it), because it instantly communicatees to me that it has very different ideas from me about what the role of the GM is.
Like I'm not saying it necessarily makes it a *bad* game, but if the game terminology communicates that I as the GM am there to *tell* a *story* then it's a pretty clear indication that a lot of its fundamental assumptions are probably misalinged with mine and I probably won't enjoy running it.
The first thing that the Eureka rulebook says about its version of GM (Narrator) is “the Narrator is not a storyteller.”
The story is told through the actions of the PCs, the Narrator just tells the players what’s going on around those PCs.
My favorite part of dnd is plotting and scheming against my friends and them being totally ok with it
WOOF
No dogs or knolls sorry
meow
One of my players is in fact a tabaxi
I may start posting a lot more about my dnd campaign I’m working on and maybe ttrpg stuff in general. Should I just post that stuff here or make a side blog for it
Make a TTRPG side blog?
Yes
No
Bald/vanilla extract/ results
Through the narrow margin of like 1 or 2 votes the community has decided
Find my TTRPG blog at @tabletopkara
lemme send u asks on there graaah
They’re open now :3
I may start posting a lot more about my dnd campaign I’m working on and maybe ttrpg stuff in general. Should I just post that stuff here or make a side blog for it
Make a TTRPG side blog?
Yes
No
Bald/vanilla extract/ results
Through the narrow margin of like 1 or 2 votes the community has decided
Find my TTRPG blog at @tabletopkara
lemme send u asks on there graaah
Yippee
Ran an absolutely amazing session of my western themed campaign that had been on hiatus for over a year. Everyone was so excited to be their characters again and in the 3.5 hours we played most of us were on the verge of tears from laughing so hard.
I did end up not having the combat be dangerous enough, but with the power of fudging numbers and upping enemy health in the middle of combat we prevailed
I also improvised a puzzle that they thought was very well done because I backed myself into a corner with improv
