Anton
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Enby, wannabe game designer, actual beader, very gay, kinda trans
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Deadlands Classic; the weird west was never so wonderfully represented as it was in this rule heavy, crunchy ass game!
Large parts of it have aged kind of poorly, madness tables and racialized archetypes are a sign of the times. Still stands apart as a truly fun game to play.
Deadlands Classic; the weird west was never so wonderfully represented as it was in this rule heavy, crunchy ass game!
Large parts of it have aged kind of poorly, madness tables and racialized archetypes are a sign of the times. Still stands apart as a truly fun game to play.
March 8, 2025 at 2:27 PM
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Deadlands Classic; the weird west was never so wonderfully represented as it was in this rule heavy, crunchy ass game!
Large parts of it have aged kind of poorly, madness tables and racialized archetypes are a sign of the times. Still stands apart as a truly fun game to play.
Deadlands Classic; the weird west was never so wonderfully represented as it was in this rule heavy, crunchy ass game!
Large parts of it have aged kind of poorly, madness tables and racialized archetypes are a sign of the times. Still stands apart as a truly fun game to play.
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Night of the Ninja, published by IIE (2E) games in 1986, remains one of my favorite ttrpgs to this day, having received my first copy of this game when I was around 9 or 10, it's classic 80s Ninja art and action.
Easy to learn, fun to play.
Night of the Ninja, published by IIE (2E) games in 1986, remains one of my favorite ttrpgs to this day, having received my first copy of this game when I was around 9 or 10, it's classic 80s Ninja art and action.
Easy to learn, fun to play.
March 8, 2025 at 2:19 PM
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Night of the Ninja, published by IIE (2E) games in 1986, remains one of my favorite ttrpgs to this day, having received my first copy of this game when I was around 9 or 10, it's classic 80s Ninja art and action.
Easy to learn, fun to play.
Night of the Ninja, published by IIE (2E) games in 1986, remains one of my favorite ttrpgs to this day, having received my first copy of this game when I was around 9 or 10, it's classic 80s Ninja art and action.
Easy to learn, fun to play.