A lovely review that summarises the game better than I ever have

what if he came back. as a treat

This truly means the world to hear. MCing Under Hollow Hills has been a magical experience, and I wanted to do that feeling justice, but to have Vincent Baker read my review and say this about my writing has simply floored me.

Why not try a new game? Why not give Fatherfog a spin? Why not pick up this collection of adventures and see which one gets your imagination spinning?

PbtA fans, here's my challenge to you. For the next 12 months, when somebody asks how PbtA works, tell them that normally a 10+ is a critical hit, a 7-9 is a hit, and a 6- is a compromise, but that unusually challenging or dangerous situations can bump itdown.

I've always liked this spread in Apocalypse World, because it'd be impossible to tell if it's for a pbta game, or an OSR blogpost expounding on why OSR is the only real way to play ttrpgs.

There's a strange comfort in having Andor waiting for me, maybe forever. I can't imagine I won't like it. It's a teeny tiny li'l present under the tree that I stare at but never open, like a real weirdo.

I play TTRPGs to feel sad, but in a fun way!

I've always said deadlines are how I actually finish things, but perhaps I've stacked a few too many of them this month. The fact that they're almost all fun, creative things that I want to be excited about makes me feel even worse.

Interested in Fatherfog, and need an adventure to test it out with? May I recommend...mine? Once again, I'm terribly proud of the work of our team, and I can't wait to see what we collab on next. I'm sure it'll be a murderously good time!

Look it up. Have you heard it?

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Despite all my fears, my first session of Under Hollow Hills was an absolute delight, and I can't wait to see what the next stop on our tour (London!) holds for the Yettahbenaymid Circus!