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Hendrik is writing an ashcan about nuns
Hendrik is writing an ashcan about nuns
@napel.itch.io
I design tabletop games from my apartment in the Netherlands. (he/they)
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From 1973, Ed Emberley’s Little Drawing Book of Weirdos. www.presentandcorrect.com/blogs/blog/e...
The first five ttrpgs in the order I played them, as best as I can reckon: 1. D&D 2. Ten Candles 3. AGON 4. EXILE 5. Brindlewood Bay
My first five ttrpgs in the order I played them, as best as I can reckon; 1. D&D 2. Brave Sparrow 3. Ten Candles 4. Dread 5. Everyone is John (Mayyybe some of my own playtesting in there too)
Hendrik is writing an ashcan about nuns reposted
Hendrik is writing an ashcan about nuns reposted
Can you beleive this game only has 7 sales on itch? I can't. Solo noir mystery game inspired by True Detective, John Constantine, and Control. You are Kassandra King, and you navigate the world with moves like Fuck Someones, Night Out, and Listen to the Streets notwriting.itch.io/kassandra-ki...
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Hendrik is writing an ashcan about nuns reposted
Yall ain’t ready for where this story goes. We had so much fun.
My three player asynchronous journaling game about three witches cursed to share one body - We Three Shall Meet Again - is getting an actual play / novella release this December. @notwritinggames.bsky.social, @napel.itch.io and I essentially co-wrote a novella, and the audio book is coming soon.
Hendrik is writing an ashcan about nuns reposted
Hendrik is writing an ashcan about nuns reposted
Hendrik is writing an ashcan about nuns reposted
Hendrik is writing an ashcan about nuns reposted
Hendrik is writing an ashcan about nuns reposted
Hendrik is writing an ashcan about nuns reposted
Hendrik is writing an ashcan about nuns reposted
Harvard just dropped a study AI productivity in software engineering and it found the average increase in productivity from using Claude code is.....zero and for exactly the reasons you'd think fion.ac/jellyfish.pdf
Hendrik is writing an ashcan about nuns reposted
Hendrik is writing an ashcan about nuns reposted
Hendrik is writing an ashcan about nuns reposted
Hendrik is writing an ashcan about nuns reposted
Hendrik is writing an ashcan about nuns reposted
GGNORE Make a map, watch bots rob your stuff, send bots to rob other people's stuff. A massively single player flip and write extraction shooter. Made for @snowttrpg.itch.io's Marathon Game Jam notwriting.itch.io/ggnore
Hendrik is writing an ashcan about nuns reposted
Hendrik is writing an ashcan about nuns reposted
Imagine looking at the media landscape—music, books, movies—and concluding that it would be better if it were all simply infinite reflections of yourself, if you never had to be exposed to another personality, another experience, another life. Just you, you, you. Sounds fucking horrifying.
Hendrik is writing an ashcan about nuns reposted
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This is the master key to deciphering contemporary debates about free speech. www.lrb.co.uk/blog/2026/se...
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You may long for a quiet life above where you can simply be, a chance to create a better world than the one you've lived, or perhaps, a path of vengeance towards those that have wronged you... What will it be, then? Explore the Below with EXILE 👉👇 https://www.myth.works/pages/crescent-exile
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Closing in on $1k in sales for the FALL of man SURVIVAL SALE. Thank you all so much. This makes a huge difference. itch.io/s/199449/fal...
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I've been talking about play style preferences lately, but there's another aspect of table culture that I think is a key determining factor on whether a gaming table stays together. Whether you're playing Cairn, Mothership, or Vampire. widdershinswanderings.bearblog.dev/ttrpg-table-...
This might be my favorite graph of all time. I've thought about getting it tattood. What can I tell you? I love my bike.
Remember this one? “Humans aren’t very efficient movers—until you put us on a bicycle, when we become some of the most energy-efficient land travelers in the animal kingdom.” The most efficient travellers are us on bikes. Proven science via Scientific American @sciam.bsky.social #CityMakingMath