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Y’all I can’t believe the “whistleblower assassination” and “literally falling apart in the sky” company is being represented by a man named Rich White

You could not call a character this in a movie because everyone would say “that’s not realistic” and yet!

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the idealized version of my tomorrow self will fix this

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6’2 and standing at the front of the crowd is crazy. you already have an advantage just by being alive brother. blocking out all the sunlight. life on the forest floor, withering away

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no. Yourew not allowed to enjoy d&d. ifg you are out there and enojying a game of 5e my elite squad of pbta warriors will crash in yhtough yourt windows and get a mixed success on their roll, allowing them to flawlessly handcuff and arrest you but at the cost of describing to the GM one dream they will never achieve,

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Celestial Bodies Terrestrial Edition print copies are here!

We did a tiny print run at the end of last year and they're now available via Peregrine Coast Press. We won't print this version again - next time we do printed versions it'll (probably) be the final book - so if you want that snapshot of the game in physical form, get on that.

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Art by Davood Moghaddami

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Red Woods by Robin Tran

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i could never be cottagecore. the concrete calls to me

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Milk Bar: my sci-fi RPG set in a post-Soviet Poland is now live on Kickstarter!

Hey folks!!

Milk Bar is a sci-fi tabletop roleplaying game set in an alternate-timeline, post-Soviet Poland. After the Soviets grew in power, their ultimate clash with Capital left your city in ruin. All you can do now is gather your fellow Communards, salvage whatever you can, and build your Milk Bar.

Based on RPGs like Cairn, Mausritter, and Mothership, and video games like Disco Elysium and Control, Milk Bar is a game about the post-collapse and rebuilding.

A 100-page book featuring:

Quick, simplified rules in the old school tradition

A toolkit for generating a retro-futuristic, alternate-timeline post-Soviet Communist Poland

Funnel Rules which have your group of upstart Communards find and take back a Milk Bar from the grasp of Capital. Start at level 0 and Cut Your Milk Teeth. 

Unique progression system tied to basebuilding. Want to stitch up those wounds? You better build an Infirmary and find a Doctor

Abandoned Soviet Superstructures containing reality-bending Future Tech deep within

A Bestiary melding Polish and Slavic mythology with classic science fiction

Solo Rules. Become the Biggest Communism Builder of the year '24!

Gorgeous production values: high-quality, uncoated paper and an exposed, yellow thread binding. Full of graphic design work from Eryk Sawicki (me!) and art from SADGHOBLIN

Pierogi

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hello lol

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Milk Bar: sci-fi OSR roleplaying in post-Communist Poland

Bełchatów exemplifies what the paypigs called Total Fucking Vertical Integration. They dug out coal from a hole in the ground 300m deep and 10km across, wheeled it 17km across a field, and burned it to produce 50TWh of energy a year. The city, this city, sprang up around it to keep those functions and those conveyor belts alive at any cost; total fucking vertical integration.

Eventually, the coal ran out. The Soviets found a more lucrative source of energy in the south and they would wheel it back here to justify keeping hundreds of thousands of people in the middle of nowhere. An explosion at the plant sent them reeling, leaving only you—the Communards—to pick up the pieces. 

🧑‍🔬sci-fi OSR roleplaying in the vein of Cairn and Mothership 🇵🇱 set in an alternate timeline, post-Soviet Communist Poland 🏠 unique progression system tied to basebuilding 🥟 pierogi

Coming soon! Follow the project on Kickstarter to get updates 👀

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Yay some Aragorn sketches! I’m gonna do a full painting on Patreon for the painting of the month, so naturally, I needed to sketch him first

my links // commission info

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Argonath, Sindarin for the “Royal Stones”, was a large monument of the Numenorean kings Isildur and Anarion. They guard the river Anduin, just before opening into Nen Hitheol, a large lake. Constructed by Isildur and Anarion who jointly ruled as kings of Gondor. They both wore crowns and held axes. The statues mark the northern border of Gondor’s kingdom, though without practical use they were to show the majesty of Gondor. No significant event passed the Argonath save the Fellowship’s journey, but it surely spooked numerous orcs. Peter Jackson’s movies did not portray Anarion but in his place Elendil.

“As Frodo was borne toward them the great pillars rose like towers to meet him. Giants they seemed to him, vast grey figures silent but threatening. Then he saw that they were indeed shaped and fashioned: the craft and power of old had wrought upon them, and still they preserved through the suns and rains of forgotten years the mighty likenesses in which they had been hewn.” - Frodo upon seeing Argonath, Fellowship of the Ring, The Great River.

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Appendices 1: Billy and Orlando meeting  (Appendices 1-12 can we found here.)

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a lot of people think it’s not possible for poetry to be bad. these people are wrong