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#RPGaDAY2024 – Day 2 – Most Recent
While I believe that all who play an RPG are players first and a game role second, be that character or Game Master, for the next two days I will split that hair. Technically, the game I play most often (Day 3’s question) and the game I have played most recently (but as GM) are … Continue reading →
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#RPGaDAY2024 – Day 1 First RPG
Day 1 of #RPGaDAY2024 invites us to share about firsts~
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#RPGaDAY for 2024: Once again with 2 great ways to play
#RPGaDAY2024 leaps back into action on August 1st. Are you ready?
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Call of Cthulhu Rises Again~
In the imagined situation these characters and their decisions create and keep in motion, I have presented the players with some curious and upsetting details. As the clock ticks on, Terrence and Callum have followed their motivations, their curiosity, and their urge to find fame and fortune in breaking this case open in the papers. Smalls has found the secrets of the bloodthirsty book and its intimations about one Ludvig Prinn to be so fascinating it is worth heaving his massive bulk out of his shop and apartment on Newbury Street to uncover the truth of them.
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On Immersion and Engagement in RPG Play
To help explore the topic of what can be meant in general, and what we specifically mean in a given example when we wax eloquent about immersion, I like to separate things into two defined experiences, that of immersion, and that of engagement. Immersion can suffice on its own, but as usual, the more things a word applies to the more ways it can subtly interfere with communication.
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