If you're on Google, use the "web" tab rather than the "all" tab and it won't use their annoying AI :)

AI is a scourge on society! An assault on the idea of human endeavour! Built on stolen work! Designed to harm workers! Powered by hugely damaging emissions, fresh water wastage and the pollution of working class neighbourhoods!

Three Warringtons and a Liverpod

...with newbies. Having a set die type per skill rather than various bonuses/additions/subtractions helps, because you just roll the dice written next to the skill and you're done (obv that changes in later game, but for getting started its great!)

roleplay moments is nice, especially for groups where that doesn't come naturally.
- Setting specific: I like the Huckster magic in Deadlands (not the new version, their first go at it). Gambling with the devil for success is always fun.
- I find it pretty quick to get a game up and running, even...

- Generic powers combined with trapping let's your magic/power users feel unique. Two players might have "bolt" but one it might be fire and another cold, with appropriate effects. (Though the newer editions have lost some of this a bit for me).
- Interlude- using a card draw to create space for...

fail.
- The fact dice can ace means there's always a chance of success, even if you're not great at something so it's worth a try!
- No set progression path - you can start out building, saying, a gunslinger, but that doesn't stop you later focusing on melee capability if you want...

I play a lot of Savage Worlds (its the system I started with too) and while its flawed, it has some things I really like:
- Hindrances chosen during character creation - I find it helps round out characters
- The fact you increase die type, rather than a set bonus means there's always a chance to...

Thats SO awesome!

I'm going to tag @charlottevinsen.bsky.social here because I know she shared some links with her local group after they kept using it to generate images, so she might have ideas :)

Have you also seen how similar one of her poems is to someone else's? www.thenational.scot/news/2549279...

This is "I know that Jesus is a magic demigod, and the important thing is to show God the respect that he deserves", but actually the story of the Nativity is, "I don't know who this stranger is, but I can see they need help, and I'm going to be compassionate whether he deserves it or not."

You sometimes get a bunch of Christians who fixate on the idea that the manger is where the animals go, and like, "look how humble the origins of Jesus are" or even "look at the disrespect Jesus endured even as a baby" and of course this is all backwards.

It's so lovely seeing how far she's come with you!