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Occultist, practitioner of chaos magic, Klingon teacher, Welsh language poet, ocarina player, Games Master. Mutant. I'm not into science fiction. I am science fiction.

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mythras Modern Mythras: Writing Tabletop Adventures I Want To Play

Adventure is adventure, so - according to custom - every adventure should be the same, right? There’s a dungeon, and an evil wizard’s tower, and an army rising up from the East, and only this bunch of idiots stands in their way, and … So how come adventures like these utterly fail to whip my cream? Because they’re not really adventures. They’re computer programs. Your characters are the code; the mooks, monsters and the final BBEG are just input; and treasures are just output

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