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  • On the other hand, I always see people who use the term tankies calling everyone who the US propaganda says is an oppressor an oppressor. It's so weird how that works out that way, that the colonized countries trying to get self-determination are the oppressors, and the western colonial and imperialist countries are the only ones with "freedom". They eat the propaganda right up.

  • I feel like I'm going to have to play in a Blades in the Dark game before I run one, but not sure how. But that would definitely be on my list.

    I got the Avatar rpg forever ago and haven't had a chance to play it yet, either.

    And Pathfinder 2E is definitely on the list.

    Not sure if DnD 5e 2024 is different enough to count but if I can't get a game of that going in the new year, I probably have no chance of any of these other ones happening either, so I'll also say that one. Haven't even delved into the differences between that and the 2014 version yet, though.

  • This book sounds absolutely fascinating. I love weird obscure, hobby history. It's why I really miss the history segments of The Great British Bake Off (even though some people apparently found them boring?). I'll definitely have to add it to my list of books to get.

  • rpg @ttrpg.network

    Luke Crane bought Dungeon World and is going to make a 2nd Edition

    Saw this on Reddit. Wondering what people think about it here.

    https://i.imgur.com/zUR6PQM.png

    I was surprised there was no mention of it here. This announcement comes from the Dungeon World+ Discord.

    For some context, Luke Crane is most well known as the designer of the Burning Wheel rpg, and used to work at Kickstarter as VP of Community (and some controversies with it).

    He also bought it alongside someone else, who seems to be a friend of Luke and coworker at kickstarter.

    There's now a 2e channel/thread in the Dungeon World+ Discord where he's answering questions.

    Any people familiar with Dungeon World here?

    rpg @ttrpg.network

    D&D Co-Creator Gary Gygax was Sexist. Talking about it is Key to Preserving His Legacy.

    cross-posted from: https://ttrpg.network/post/7946465

    From a blog post by Ben Riggs. I thought it was interesting.
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    “Damn right I am a sexist. It doesn’t matter to me if women get paid as much as men… They can jolly well stay away from wargaming in droves for all I care.” -Gary Gygax, EUROPA 10/11 August-September 1975

    Do TTRPG Historians Lie?

    The internet has been rending its clothes and gnashing its teeth over the introduction to an instant classic of TTRPG history, The Making of Original D&D 1970-1977. Published by Wizards of the Coast, it details the earliest days of D&D’s creation using amazing primary source materials. Why then has the response been outrage from various corners of the internet? Well authors Jon Peterson and Jason Tondro mention that early D&D made light of slavery, disparaged women, and gave Hindu deities hit points. They also repeated Wizards of the Coast’s disclaimer for legacy content which states:

    “These depictio

    Dungeons and Dragons @lemmy.world

    D&D Co-Creator Gary Gygax was Sexist. Talking about it is Key to Preserving His Legacy.

    From a blog post by Ben Riggs. I thought it was interesting.
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    “Damn right I am a sexist. It doesn’t matter to me if women get paid as much as men… They can jolly well stay away from wargaming in droves for all I care.” -Gary Gygax, EUROPA 10/11 August-September 1975

    Do TTRPG Historians Lie?

    The internet has been rending its clothes and gnashing its teeth over the introduction to an instant classic of TTRPG history, The Making of Original D&D 1970-1977. Published by Wizards of the Coast, it details the earliest days of D&D’s creation using amazing primary source materials. Why then has the response been outrage from various corners of the internet? Well authors Jon Peterson and Jason Tondro mention that early D&D made light of slavery, disparaged women, and gave Hindu deities hit points. They also repeated Wizards of the Coast’s disclaimer for legacy content which states:

    “These depictions were wrong then and are wrong today. This content is presented as it was orig

    RPGMemes @ttrpg.network

    Happy Father's Day, Adventurers!

    BestOfLemmy @lemmy.world

    MerrySkeptic Explains the Differences Between Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts

    Well they already tried suing them when they began accepting girls and changed their name the first time to Scouts BSA, but that didn't work. But truthfully the two organizations have different missions and methods.

    Historically, a lot of girls who joined GSUSA thinking it was going to be Boy Scouts for girls were disappointed and would leave. GSUSA is more about empowering girls through community engagement and exploring careers. Yes there can also be camping, hiking, etc but these are more or less optional components, up to each troop to integrate. Rank advancement is based on age and grade level, while awards are based on merit.

    Boy Scouts is much more focused on outdoor skills and citizenship. These are integrated into the program in that advancement in rank is based solely on merit and demonstrating proficiency with these skills. You can spend six years in Boy Scouts and never make it past Tenderfoot.

    So for girls who want more emphasis on the outdoors built into their pro

    rpg @ttrpg.network

    What Do People Think of Daggerheart So Far?

    I've been invited to join a game of Daggerheart. I like the critical role people, but otherwise know nothing about the game. I haven't read much about it or anything yet. And I haven't seen a thread about it on Lemmy yet, so I'm wondering what the different opinions on it so far are.

    People enjoying it? Not liking it? Mixed reviews, making it a sort of niche game? Any good or bad comparisons with other fantasy ttrpg's?

    Solarpunk @slrpnk.net

    Green Roofs Can Save Cities Money

    It's a cross-post from lemmy.world. Hope I'm doing it right.

    Lemmy Apps @lemmy.world

    Android App that Implements Scaled Sort ?

    One of the more interesting updates I saw mentioned in release notes for Lemmy v0.19 was scaled sort. So that posts from smaller communities can get bumped up more in the feed.

    I currently use Sync, and it's great, but doesn't seem to have implemented this yet. Is there another mobile app for Android that does?

    Thanks!

    Worldbuilding @lemmy.ml

    A Guide to Placing Rsources on Fictional Worlds

    I saw an interesting post on Reddit related to worldbuilding and I thought I'd reproduce it here for the fediverse. It's from /r/Userfaulty and it's about where natural resources would appear normally in the world. It might not be completely accurate but it's a great start and inspiration.


    A Guide to Placing Resources on Fictional Worlds

    Resource

    I recently watched a great video on youtube by Artifexian where he showed how to place Fuels and Metal Ores on a fictional world. But I was left in a lurch. What about stones? What about valuable gems? What else should I at least make a note of that could be of strategic importance? Well...I did the digging and below is my abstract, I haven't taken geology classes in 20 years, guide to placing resources on your fantasy world maps. If you find something below that I grossly misjudged then let me know and I will try to fix it but keep in mind that these don't need to be accurat

    rpg @ttrpg.network

    How Many RPG's Are Being Made Because of the WotC OGL Debacle?

    I just discovered Kobold Press's Black Flag Role Playing system and Tales of the Valorant game being made. I had no idea that was a thing.

    Added with the ones I did know about:

    • Critical Role's Daggerheart
    • MCDM's new RPG (Matt Colville's company)
    • And we can count the Pathfinder 2's updates if we want

    I wonder how many other RPG's are being made as a result of that debacle.

    It does seem like a lot. WotC really shot themselves in the foot spawning all this new competition, didn't they?