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Identity is ever changing, vampires are forever
Memory’s a fickle thing when you’re wandering the Bloodbeam Badlands
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The questions I ask myself when building a new world
Hold on, wait a second, I’m sorry…did you say street magic?
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Playing games amidst the revolution
We are practicing a better world.
Masks: A New Generation
I was a teenage superhero self-insert
Me, mask thoroughly pierced: “I’m not owned! I’m not owned!”
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Poor Things: starting a sex worker-led revolution through Blades in the Dark
How a very pretty film made me so angry it sparked a character and two articles
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Even in games built for silliness, I can’t get over myself
Being a goofy little guy is hard work and I’m not emotionally prepared for that kind of vulnerability.
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Masks: A New Generation is the only way I want to relive my teenage years
I’m just a cape-wearing dirtbag, baby.
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We Are All Talking To Ourselves: My Toxic Relationship To D&D 5e
I keep trying to get out, but they keep pulling me back in.
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Orbital Blues is a game so good it doesn’t need its rules
This game makes me so fucking sad, I don’t ever want to play a game that doesn’t make me this sad.
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Bringing a gun to a reality fight
The structure of Delta Green adventures creates an environment of control and authority that eases the characters’ guards just enough to slip a dagger through the cracks.