W. Gage Berry

I want to say how cool it is to see people who I backed on previous ttrpg projects have new ones they're working on. Genuinely, we live in a horrible timeline. You continuing to make games and art in spite of it all? It's inspiring and I appreciate the hell out of it.

I think deities are under-utilized at the table. When I write a god for an RPG, I want to know what its followers actually do. What do they burn, bury, refuse to touch, or charge you for? A list of domains is useful, but the weird little obligations are where a religion starts becoming playable.

I really quite like survival rules when they make me choose between bad options, or support tension without diluting themes. I'm less sold when they make me count three different things to discover I'm still hungry. What's one bit of travel bookkeeping you'd keep, and one you'd happily throw out?

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Great chance to post my all-time favorite headline

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I've heard people make claims that AI would lead to a new Renaissance, but I didn't imagine it'd happen like this:

I got distracted and wandered off... is the slop still hot???

jesus christ

I have four types of TTRPG characters: * The Quiet Pragmatist * The Lawful Evil (no one else knows) * The Maximized Quirk * The Colorful Weirdo

Running a TTRPG adventure that you wrote is the polar opposite of 'Death Of The Author'. 'The Author Is In The Room And They're Trying To Kill You.'

Fingers crossed for me! 🤞🙏

as someone with little to no ttrpg experience before running into girl frame last year, the idea that "GM" and "player" are fully separate groups has always completely baffled me. sure, the GM may be doing things differently to the rest of you, but you're all still playing the game, are you not?

There is no singular RPG for everyone, though I'd like to think everyone has an RPG that works for them, they just need to find it.

poetry is so difficult I don't think I will ever understand it, but it seems to obviously have kinship with beautiful proofs or well-written law/rules texts. something about the weight and precision of the words, I think

Thinking of writing a solo map-making #ttrpg Would it be too much to track damage by how many times you've been prompted to snap your pencil in half? Or is that just right for themes of despair and destruction?

Planning on refining my pitch for the Tuesday Knight Games writer's grant coming up. What are y'all's favorite #mothershiprpg adventures? Looking to devour as many ideas as I can to help me stew on my own and write something truly glorious. Regardless this is something I'm excited to write. #ttrpg

Literally anything. I saw “Haunted Chop Shop” Halloween decor and thought: zombie RPG where body parts are currency. So, that.

I oscillate between Cyberpunk RED and DCC. I love MORK BORG and MOTHERSHIP and Brindlewood Bay and every other indie darling I get my grubby little paws on... But I always seem to return to Dungeon Crawl Classics and Cyberpunk RED

It has been done. My hardly tech-literate ass self set up a website. That was way harder than I thought, but also easier than I expected. gageberry.com Check it out, stress test it, or somethin. I'm ready for bed.