Emily! I didn't know you played enough to write in detail about it! I love your Vox work so much and now I'm an even bigger fan. When I design adventures I deliberately mess with this "bleed," but I also have players who signed up for that.
New from me! "Player bleed" is a tricky thing to handle in tabletop RPGs. But maybe it's necessary for telling great stories? Or: This is some incredibly nerdy shit. Please enjoy. https://letterdrop.com/@emilyvdw/player-bleed-die-rpg-tabletop …pic.twitter.com/KQam45WbXT
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RE: the simple economy of a dungeon crawl, my brother
@josephoforb liked that about Scott Pilgrim. "You beat a bad guy, who was clearly labeled bad, and he disappears from reality and leaves behind his money, which no one but you claims."
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What a wonderful piece of writing. I got a bonus chuckle out of the book-and/or-TV-inspired description "Taylor Swift if she were a character in The Witcher" because few characters have ever looked as Taylor Swifty as the videogame version of Ciri from The Witcher.pic.twitter.com/mjDuZPdhG2
Kiitos. Käytämme tätä aikajanasi parantamiseen. KumoaKumoa
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I like this. I thought about "resource bleed" of Cleric-type characters. As you move through a dungeon, you run out of prepared spells. But you can't rest, so you need to figure out how to do more with fewer and fewer resources.
Kiitos. Käytämme tätä aikajanasi parantamiseen. KumoaKumoa
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This is a really amazing piece -- thank you for writing it.
@KateNarrative and I teach a course on Data Storytelling and we'll be discussing this, in that context, today.Kiitos. Käytämme tätä aikajanasi parantamiseen. KumoaKumoa
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