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Backed at the $7 level. Completely selfish reason. I want to play some games with you all!
Backed at the $7 level. Completely selfish reason. I want to play some games with you all!
Hey all!
Hey all!
For those of you who have played Ten Candles, how do you keep enough light to roll dice by without breaking the mood? I am planning to run it on my birthday (October 31st, how lucky is that?) and was doing a dry run and found things get too dark to read dice at around 3 candles. Any ideas?
Just caught episode 52 of the podcast and almost jumped out of my seat (I was in the car) when Steve started talking…
Just caught episode 52 of the podcast and almost jumped out of my seat (I was in the car) when Steve started talking about Picnic at Hanging Rock, directed by Peter Weir during the Community Feedback section talking about things people pull in from other sources. It’s one of my favorite movies. Some explaining is required.
There were two games that really crested me into indie games. Spirit of the Century was the first (I loves me some Fate!) and Dogs in the Vineyard was the second. When I read through DitV for the first time I was struck with two major influences for my interpretation of it. The first Dark Tower book, The Gunslinger was the first and Picnic at Hanging Rock was the second.
It was a movie that struck me very deeply for the deeply ominous tone that contrasts with these beautiful, sunny landscapes. I always thought about DitV like that. There are these beautiful prairies with deep blue skies and yet there is something terrifying about it all. Just wanted to say I enjoy the podcast all! And anyone who hasn’t seen Picnic at Hanging Rock should do so if movies are your thing!