Small games for big people
Every year since 2021 I ve released a serialised adventure throughout December, putting out one part a day every day from the 1st until Christmas. This year I decided that instead of writing an adventure, I d write a novella. The Mouth Of Winter is a serialised grimdark fantasy/horror novella releasing one chapter per day from December [ ]
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This post first appeared on Patreon. To get access to all posts at least a week before they go live on Loot The Room, plus more exclusive content, sign up here. As we ve established, I m trying to write magic items for a dungeon game that all do something unique while also providing generators for GMs [ ]
This post first appeared on Patreon. To get access to all posts at least a week before they go live on Loot The Room, plus more exclusive content, sign up here. Last time I talked about my aims for magic weapons in a dungeon game. To quickly recap: It s no secret that I ve drawn on [ ]
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This post originally appeared on Patreon. Patrons get access to blog posts at least a week before they go live on Loot The Room. I feel like I ve been trying to solve magic items in a dungeon game for years because I have. I ve been thinking about how they re going to work for [ ]
I was in a decent routine of writing these emails roughly once a month. Then I wrote Wheneverly back in May and immediately stopped writing emails. Part of that has been a lack of desire to continue writing on Substack, which I've now solved by moving away from that platform, but part of that has also [ ]
It’s funny how creativity never moves in a straight line. For me it seems to come in phases, shifting constantly not just between individual projects but across entire mediums. One month I’m deep into writing fiction, the next all I can think about is music, and then without warning I’m back into game design. It’s [ ]