Jul 7, 2025
Do you have any strong opinions on Weaverdice (the TTRPG for Worm)?
The author's skill as a game designer is rivalled only by their ability to write believable lesbians.
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Do you have any strong opinions on Weaverdice (the TTRPG for Worm)?
The author's skill as a game designer is rivalled only by their ability to write believable lesbians.
Normal Weaverdice enjoyers:
“I shall create a detailed and complex OC with which to take part in my favorite bits of my favorite Wildbow webserial! The fights and battles will be legendary! I’m so excited to design the mechanics of a power and look through SO many google docs!”
Me n my buddies running Weaverdice:
“We are taking Victoria Dallon to the nearest Costco food court to experience the inimitable joy of the $1.50 hot dog.”
It was my birthday yesterday! I'm running a Weaverdice heist one shot with some friends on Saturday! I'll reblog this post when we do character creation tomorrow and tell you about the characters and the game!
Weaverdice campaign where session 1 is an Endbringer attack played as a funnel
Do you have any advice for coming up with Parahuman powers and matching a character/trigger event to them?
Nothing revolutionary.
Read the scattered and sundry weaverdice documents.
Read dozens of posts of people complaining about the shortcomings and inconsistencies of the scattered and sundry weaverdice documents.
Harvest what compels you and discard the rest.
Remember that the powers textually select for people who'll go out and crack skulls with them, so working in an intuitive direction for that skull-crackery of some kind into the character's backstory is a good idea. An personal enemy, a perceived social ill, a desire to build a posthuman mutant goblin kingdom out of the flesh of your pesky neighbors- some hook by which to avoid your recently triggered cape going "Hmm. That was fucked" and just getting on with mundane life. Which does apparently happen sometimes, but's that's kind of boring.
More commissioned portraits of NPCs from a client's Worm TTRPG campaign! These are the lieutenants of Jessica, the villain cape who I've also drawn here.
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Got out of Arc 1 of the weaverdice campaign I'm in in one piece, celebratory post.