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D20 with Advantage
Dungeons & Dragons players spend a lot of time rolling 20-sided polyhedral dice, known as D20s.
In general, they're looking to roll as high as possible to successfully stab a wyvern, jump a chasm, pick a lock, charm a Duke, or whatever.
Roll with advantage
Sometimes, a player gets to2024 in Videogames
My life affords me less time for videogames than it used to, and so my tastes have changed accordingly:
I appreciate games that I can drop at a moment's notice and pick up again some other time, without losing lots of progress.
And if the game can remind me what it was I was trying toSkiFreeeeeeee
Rob Vincent said:
COME PLAY SOLITAIRE WITH US.
Rob Vincent
I always preferred SkiFree!
https://danq.me/2024/07/16/skifreeeeeeee/ARCC
In the late ’70s, a shadowy group of British technologists concluded that nuclear war was inevitable and secretly started work on a cutting-edge system designed to help rebuild society. And thanks to Matt Round and friends at vole.wtf (who I might have mentioned before), the system they created - A nuclear, games, video games, nostalgia, cold war, game, technology, vole.wtf, bbsesMulti-Phase Maps in FoundryVTT
FoundryVTT is a fantastic Web-based environment for tabletop roleplaying adventures and something I particularly enjoy is the freedom for virtually-unlimited scripting. Following a demonstration to a fellow DM at work last week I promised to throw together a quick tutorial into scripting simple board games, rpgs, games, javascript, dungeons and dragons, map, maps, game, foundryvtt, roleplayingLet Your Players Lead The Way
I've been GMing/DMing/facilitating roleplaying games for nearby 30 years, but I only recently began to feel like I was getting to be good at it.
The secret skill that was hardest for me to learn? A willingness to surrender control to the players.
Karma, Drama, Fortune
I could write a lot game, board games, rpgs, games, roleplaying, dungeons and dragonsIcebreakers - Heraldry and Compairs
I'm in Amsterdam for a meetup for my new team at Automattic.
When we've not been out tackling escape rooms, finding geocaches, and eating curry, we've been doing a variety of activities to help solidify our new team's goals, priorities, and expertise: y'know, the normal things you might automattic, networking, games, work, travel, escape rooms, game, netherlandsA Proper Cup of Tea
Terry Cavanagh
This "choose your own adventure"-style game about making the perfect cup of tea is just... excellent.
If you lack the imagination to understand how a game like this could have dozens of possible endings, you desperately need to play it. My favourite path so far through theMy Favourite Video Game Easter Egg
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https://danq.me/2024/03/20/uw2/[Bloganuary] Playtime