Apr 26, 2025 from Chaotican Writer d100 City Encounters and Urban Sidequests A fantasy TTRPG encounter table perfect for city-based environments and situations! Also, a downloadable PDF version is available! The post d100 City Encounters and Urban Sidequests appeared first ...
Mar 23, 2025 from Chaotican Writer Dirtbags! a Sci-Fi Shooter RPG: Gameplay Review! No bugs, no glory! Dirtbags is a 2025 bug-blasting, action-packed dystopian satire in an rules-lite indie tabletop RPG. Get ready to drop! The post Dirtbags! a Sci-Fi Shooter RPG: Gameplay Review! ...
Feb 28, 2025 from Chaotican Writer Nerds and Knights: a TTRPG “Nerd Nite” Presentation Our editor griped the mic at a community TED talk for local nerds, and gushed about tabletop RPGs. Check out more about the presentation here! The post Nerds and Knights: a TTRPG “Nerd Nite” Presen...
Feb 06, 2025 from Meadow Blog Question Challenge 2025 I've seen this Blog Question Challenge going around for a while now, and recently Brandon was nice enough to challenge me! I have no idea where or why the whole thing started, but here we are. I th...
Feb 05, 2025 from Meadow My son only wants to hear stories and I feel like a TV Lately, my son has been obsessed with asking us to tell him stories. At first, I eagerly jumped on every opportunity to do so, but now I just find it tiresome. At the same time, I can't really say ...
Jan 29, 2025 from Meadow When our feelings & emotions go against what we think is best For the past month or so, I've been trying to craft (for it is an act of craftsmanship) a morning routine for myself. In an ideal world, it would look something like this: wake up around 5:20am (ki...
Jan 26, 2025 from Meadow Good morning Woke up pretty early today, around 4:30 AM, and didn’t manage to go back to sleep. But all is good. I spent pretty much the whole time listening to Brandon Sanderson’s Rhythms of War, and it was aw...
Jan 24, 2025 from Meadow Tentative steps back into blogging So yeah, hi. Hello. Ahem... Good to see you again! It's been a while, and I hope things have been going well for you. Not so long ago, my second son was born, and I stopped writing here. I kept jou...
Jan 22, 2025 from Joybuke The Debate Bro and his fallacy “Debate” as a sport is one of the most degenerate sports there is. I say this as a former participant in the sport, having done quite well for a first-timer, but quickly realizing how vapid and mas...
Jan 14, 2025 from Chaotican Writer Odd Mart Oddities: JP Coovert’s Nintendo-style TTRPG Zines! Its a rare Saturday. The snowy midwinter of Minneapolis, Minnesota peeks its head into the door despite the growing global sauna. Time and space are an open runway for one geeky writer of one disco...
Nov 22, 2024 from nutcroft Goodbye I had been struggling to write for many years. Back then I was dreaming of having a blog with lots of entries. Now I do. I admired the people who did and now I'm one of them. The feeling now is: th...
Nov 20, 2024 from Meadow Initial thoughts on The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle I finally started reading The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle. I've tried to start this book many times before, but I always stopped in the first chapter or so because I felt that the author was bein...
Oct 03, 2024 from Meadow On surrendering and the fallacy of control Yesterday, around 1:30 AM, I woke up with a feeling that I needed to vomit. I tried getting up, but I immediately felt faint and did indeed faint. I was a bit sick all over the place. Thankfully, i...
Sep 09, 2024 from Meadow Judging is a trap I was going through my Obsidian notes and noticed that there are a couple of almost-finished posts that are actually quite good—more than a couple, in fact. My intuition tells me it’s both good and...
Sep 06, 2024 from Meadow Emojis are cool I use a lot of emojis when I write (especially chat), and it has always struck me as interesting that most people around me don’t. “Don’t they want to convey how they feel about this?” I ask myself...
Aug 30, 2024 from Meadow RE: Write like you talk Earlier today I was reading some new posts by Visa. There’s not much to say about that, except that he uses pretty normal words and writes very well. This might seem like an odd comment, but it ste...
Jul 08, 2024 from nutcroft An ontology of political decisions Not all political decisions are the same. Some are easier to make but potentially less effective while others harder to make and effective yet potentially dangerous. It’s important that we understa...
Jul 01, 2024 from nutcroft Introducing Shoshin College Have you ever thought that universities are boring and we might be able to make one that's not? Well, my friends and I went ahead and started one. We call it Shoshin College and it’s here, in Londo...
