The Good Goblin
@thegoodgoblin.bsky.social
Not completely feral, but mostly.
Not gonna lie. I was pretty excited when I figured out not only did Hectic Electron create “Defy the Gods” but they also created another favourite game of mine called “Raccoon Sky Pirates” which is a fantastic board game where everyone plays trash pandas trying to collect garbage to fly a ship!
March 17, 2025 at 11:14 PM
Not gonna lie. I was pretty excited when I figured out not only did Hectic Electron create “Defy the Gods” but they also created another favourite game of mine called “Raccoon Sky Pirates” which is a fantastic board game where everyone plays trash pandas trying to collect garbage to fly a ship!
Really had a fun time playing this and could easily see it as a short term campaign. Easy rules for new players, fun chaos for goblins, and new shiny things to collect for games (is one deck really ever enough?)!
March 17, 2025 at 10:56 PM
Really had a fun time playing this and could easily see it as a short term campaign. Easy rules for new players, fun chaos for goblins, and new shiny things to collect for games (is one deck really ever enough?)!
They forced STONEWALL in NYC to remove mention of transgender…Stonewall!
February 14, 2025 at 1:37 PM
They forced STONEWALL in NYC to remove mention of transgender…Stonewall!
This could be a really fun game and I’d be curious to hear from folks what kind of system would best support it.
Also, Canva is such a fun tool!
Also, Canva is such a fun tool!
February 14, 2025 at 2:03 AM
This could be a really fun game and I’d be curious to hear from folks what kind of system would best support it.
Also, Canva is such a fun tool!
Also, Canva is such a fun tool!
Sometimes she sacrifices realism for cool visual storytelling which broke the immersion for me a couple of times but I can appreciate why they took that route. [4/4]
January 11, 2025 at 7:02 PM
Sometimes she sacrifices realism for cool visual storytelling which broke the immersion for me a couple of times but I can appreciate why they took that route. [4/4]
Hands down, Song to Drown Rivers is a tragedy by Shakespearean standards (read: everyone dies). I wish I’d have read the back to know that prior. Liang is great at describing stuff. If you like flowery writing (which I do) this book has that. [3/4]
January 11, 2025 at 7:02 PM
Hands down, Song to Drown Rivers is a tragedy by Shakespearean standards (read: everyone dies). I wish I’d have read the back to know that prior. Liang is great at describing stuff. If you like flowery writing (which I do) this book has that. [3/4]
[Books]
Read “A Song to Drown Rivers” by Ann Liang.
I probably should not have read this right after “Iron Widow” as they have similar enough vibes. One is more angry, one is more of grief and desperation. [2/4]
Read “A Song to Drown Rivers” by Ann Liang.
I probably should not have read this right after “Iron Widow” as they have similar enough vibes. One is more angry, one is more of grief and desperation. [2/4]
January 11, 2025 at 7:00 PM
[Books]
Read “A Song to Drown Rivers” by Ann Liang.
I probably should not have read this right after “Iron Widow” as they have similar enough vibes. One is more angry, one is more of grief and desperation. [2/4]
Read “A Song to Drown Rivers” by Ann Liang.
I probably should not have read this right after “Iron Widow” as they have similar enough vibes. One is more angry, one is more of grief and desperation. [2/4]
[Books]
Read “A Song to Drown Rivers” by Ann Liang.
I probably should not have read this right after “Iron Widow” as they have similar enough vibes. One is more angry, one is more of grief and desperation.
[2/3]
Read “A Song to Drown Rivers” by Ann Liang.
I probably should not have read this right after “Iron Widow” as they have similar enough vibes. One is more angry, one is more of grief and desperation.
[2/3]
January 11, 2025 at 6:57 PM
[Books]
Read “A Song to Drown Rivers” by Ann Liang.
I probably should not have read this right after “Iron Widow” as they have similar enough vibes. One is more angry, one is more of grief and desperation.
[2/3]
Read “A Song to Drown Rivers” by Ann Liang.
I probably should not have read this right after “Iron Widow” as they have similar enough vibes. One is more angry, one is more of grief and desperation.
[2/3]