This is an old creepypasta story (done in the style of internet forum posts) that partially inspired Friday’s Funnel…
This is an old creepypasta story (done in the style of internet forum posts) that partially inspired Friday’s Funnel World game. Read it with the lights off!
I’m pinning this Meetup invite to the top of our G+ Page until the night of the event, December 6th.
I’m pinning this Meetup invite to the top of our G+ Page until the night of the event, December 6th.
This is for the second part of our Christmas party. During this half, we will be playing party games and video games (a little bit like our last Saturday Super Medley). This one has some rules for attendance:
1. You must indicate in the comments whether you wish to participate in Secret Satan. If you wish to participate in Secret Satan, you must bring a gift related to roleplaying games that costs between $10-$15. I will randomly assign Secret Satans. I am also happy to help out with gift ideas, since I know all of our active members pretty well.
2. You must bring a food item, and indicate in the comments what you will be bringing. Either packaged snacks or hot food are acceptable.
3. You must be ready to have fun! I will be preparing all manner of Christmas/Satan-themed goodies and activities. It’s going to be fabulous!
This article is a bit long (and utterly depressing), but it’s worth reading.
This article is a bit long (and utterly depressing), but it’s worth reading. The same privilege-fueled, reactionary impulses that have given us the Tea Party, open-carry maniacs, and the War on Christmas (among other gifts) has now hit video games.
Why am I posting here? Well, I imagine most of us play video games, and even though Gamergate has been in the news for a couple of months now, this article does a good job highlighting the cultural forces that gave rise to it and sustain it. Also, roleplaying games got a little taste of this a few months ago with “consultancy-gate.” Granted, roleplaying games will never achieve this level of insanity, both because it is a niche hobby and its players can’t really hide behind internet anonymity. But it is nevertheless worth understanding.
A great 1985 newpaper article on D&D. I think “You do not casually play this game, just as you do not casually take heroin” should be The Gauntlet’s new tagline.
I am proud to announce the October release date of the Gauntlet’s first premium services. Like many other exciting…
I am proud to announce the October release date of the Gauntlet’s first premium services. Like many other exciting gamming communities, the gauntlet will be offering exclusive benefits to paying Gauntleteers. While we will always value every member of our growing community, we will value these members just a little bit more.
Starting packages include:
Bronze Gauntleteer:
Double Dungeon World experience for one month
($5.99)
Silver Gauntleteer:
*Double Dungeon World experience for three months
*15 free Dungeon World experience
($15.99)
Gold Gauntleteer:
*Double Dungeon World experience for 6 months
*25 free Dungeon World experience
*An exclusive Cave Scorpion pet (see ranger animal companion starting move)
($30.99)
Demonic Gauntleteer:
*Permanent, unrestricted access to all starting Dungeon world character classes including original Mage and Cleric.
($10.99)
Satanic Gauntleteer:
*Access to exclusive Dungeon word Bonds and Alignments including:
“___ is super jealous about how much richer I am”
*“I wish __ wasn’t such a noob, He is only level __”
*Wallet Warrior: spend real life money to change an outcome
*Grognard: Correct the DM when they do not follow the rules
*Meta-Gamer: Use out of character knowledge to avoid an in game problem
*Psychopath: Kill or watch your party members die because you don’t care