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Apologies for not being active here as we've wanted to be. Social media is overwhelming on our best days.
Just hoping to find old friends, make new ones, and keep putting things into the world for you to enjoy 🐙💜🔥
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:mic check:
Apologies for not being active here as we've wanted to be. Social media is overwhelming on our best days.
Just hoping to find old friends, make new ones, and keep putting things into the world for you to enjoy 🐙💜🔥
Hello, if you're following me from ttrpg Twitter, I make no promises that this handle will remain on topic 🥹
For now, I think this will be a media enjoyment space. Do let me know where and how everyone is going to be promoting their publishings and actual plays!
Fellow Twitter refugees
don't forget to pin a post
Really enjoying getting new follower notifications on tumblr.
It's not just number go up (any game designer who won't acknowledge the simple power of number go up is not qualified for the job imo), I think it's really cool to get all these cool new people who I hadn't heard of on twitter for me to follow.
It's like a little design cohort, where I get notifications telling me shit like demon_witchwart and doodooXgoblin14 have joined your adventuring party.
There are a lot of reasons to be concerned about what's going on with twitter atm, one of which is losing all those awesome people who aren't going to be in the same places anymore.
But on the bright side, we'll get to build new connections here, and I'm really excited for when we make first contact with the tumblr ttrpg scene that was here before us cos I have yet to find it!
Saw an extremely annoying bluesky post by a former Twitter indie ttrpg person complaining about solo rpgs and lyric games, referring to them as symptoms of "the atomization of society" and like, you know when solo games and lyric games were gaining traction a few years ago, that was the first time I felt like I was welcome in rpg spaces and it honestly makes me a little sad that I'm being forced out again. For the record, I think some of the stuff I made was pretty good. Feels sad not belonging anymore though.