It is indeed.
The game was actually the direct result of recording an episode of The RPG Academy Film Studies dedicated to The Name of the Rose movie.
Thanks for your purchase.
:)
Please consider giving 5 stars here to the game.
It is indeed.
The game was actually the direct result of recording an episode of The RPG Academy Film Studies dedicated to The Name of the Rose movie.
Thanks for your purchase.
:)
Please consider giving 5 stars here to the game.
Hello Camilla,
Yes!
If you pre-order the game now, I'll email you ASAP a download key for the PDF and the Handouts.
Same for anyone ordering later.
For those buying it at conventions or friendly local game stores, I'll include a flyer with a QR code to scan to get digital copies.
If anyone ordered the physical copy and didn't get a code, please email me at RosewoodAbbeyRPG(at)gmail.com.
Thanks for your interest.
The second playtest triggered the Rumor Mill several times with very interesting results.
I can't wait to write more about it as part of the report about the second playtest.
I'll post it once LaPelle Crew has the video of the session on their YouTube channel (it's in French though).
Huge thanks for this encouraging feedback.
:)
It's a bit frustrating how the parody/comedy aspect is the easiest to pitch but then I don't get the message across that the system can support cool stories.
I guess running more and more game demonstrations is the best way to get that message across.
:P
I've just noticed that someone is starting a TTRPG bundle to support the Ukrainian Red Cross.
https://twitter.com/cat_elm/status/1497539154560888838
I'm personally happy to be in any (several) relevant bundle.
All the world’s a game, And all the men and women merely roleplayers.
https://rolistespod.itch.io/shakespeare-in-role
It's your turn to create and to be (or not) your own Hermia, Mercutio, Iago or Beatrice!
This is a translation by Kalum from The Rolistes of "Shakespeare In Rol" by Ricardo Montesinos, laureate of 200 Palabras 2018.
With "Shakespeare In Role", pursue your most ardent desire. You are armed with your virtue and your sin is your burden. Hopefully, your companion will get you out of trouble more often than they get you embroiled in their own.
In any case, the best at speaking at verses among you will have the last word.
This diceless and GMless story game is for up to six players. It doesn't require any preparation. A session takes a couple of hours.
I'm about to release a draft French translation of "Paris Gondo - The Life-Saving Magic of Inventorying" which is a TTRPG/story game (physical/not a video game). Currently, I only sell the English version on Itchio.
I'd be thankful to get opinions about the options below.
I hesitate between doing a couple of different things:
Any strong opinion regarding the above?
It’s great to hear from a growing number of people who read the Text-only Edition “Paris Gondo - The Life -Saving Magic of Inventorying”.
Here a couple of them who went the extra mile and posted about their impressions.
Erik Bernhardt aka Erik the Bearik, and author of Brinkwood, made a long Twitter thread about Paris Gondo as part of his return to #ReviewJam. The thread is quite exhaustive with screenshots and even some complementary information that I replied with. If you are not a fan of Twitter, you can find Erik’s thread as a Thread Reader summary.
Next, we have a review by Sean " The Nerdd" Tasker. Sean goes through each of the six steps of the GonParis Method.
Finally, Seamus Connelly wrote an article on Cannibal Halfling Gaming that combines his views of the game with my answers to a handful of questions. Answering those questions was an opportunity for me to reflect on what shaped the game.