#shift rpg

[nenoname]

always kinda unhinged about tbob causing ford to regress back into his paranoia and isolation, along with the fact that he's kinda aware about it and that his family was there to witness it this time

i really wish we got a bit more of a pov from the rest of the family where they just see ford becoming increasingly reclusive and lashing out during that week (and it being during a visit from the mystery twins!! so they just have their grunkle avoiding them that whole time!!!! what the heck!!!) but also them doing a heist and managing to steal the book from right under ford's nose

+ also since ford said he saw bill's mind shatter, it makes me wonder if stan showed ford his memory defeating bill (which means they both didn't notice the backwards dying message...)

[alecto-class-nhp-nue]

I love how most of the tumblr lancer tag is now just karrakin nobles arguing with each other, it makes me want to infest all of their mechs with kobold liturgicode 💜

[chibirisa20]

Posting The Little Goody Two Shoes Inn lady!

[pourovergaming]

"What does a divine intervention look like anyway!?"

Divine Spark⚡️✨️

A transparent dice set with mylar inclusions they have LOVELY color retractions in blues, greens, and purples. Available in the next shop update this Thursday, 14 December at 3pm ET!

[alovelystrawberryy]

Started playing Little Goody Two Shoes! It’s taken me right back to my favorite RPG maker horror games!

[motli]

Lebkuchen <3

[geekmeup-scotty]

Colorshift green and purple with lavender numbers. Old style caltrop d4 on this set.

Geekmeupscotty.etsy.com

[nagarehoshi-testfest]

Photo by t.me/knyazjane

[akaikali]

Omg I haven't shown yall my Little Goody Two Shoes art with the Kieferberg Polycule. I think they should all kiss. (Close ups under cut)

I love this game so much the graphics are INSANE for a rpg maker horror and just the vibe is so cottagecore horror

[radiofreesanjak]

Normally I try to speak about something that comes to mind once per day, a small commentary on the ways to the new era. But today the sun is warm, the wind is cool, and the birds sing proudly in the trees above the studio.

I'll instead take a moment today to tell you a story:

I was born in the mines, but I was one of the last people to remember childhood there. It's been a while since Sanjak has become free, and since then I have had the great joy to see children born and raised who have no knowledge of our time underground.

This is a source of great joy, but it is also a rift. They will come to me and they will ask me questions of what it was like when I was their age and I will tell them: I grew up in the mines. Things were different there.

They, too, learn history. They ask questions of the nobility that reveal a lack of understanding for the concept. The hierarchy of blood is foreign to them. To explain it is always an interesting trial with myself: I would deny none who seek knowledge the ability to find it, but to explain them faithfully is a trial against myself. (The noble would say they do not view themselves as better, merely suited for different things. But when the things they are suited to deserve luxury, and the things we are suited to are for the dirt, how is that not an assignment of value? This is not a nuance children foreign to the concept typically understand.)

Teaching the children of the mines is always a process. We tell them of the place we lived for so long, what it was like, the floods, the isolation, the denial of basic sunlight. One year, a group of children took it upon themselves to learn this trial by experience, and I remember holding a young child as they sobbed into my arms telling me of the horrors of the dark. "I know of this, dear." I said. "This is what we fought to save you from."

I do not blame them the curiosity but it is odd to feel such a combination of relief and horror. The children do not know of the mines, and this is the future we fought so hard to see. Because the children do not know but see the way it weighs on us, they sometimes take an empathetic leap in order to understand us better, and in the pain they experience at seeing a fraction of what we had to endure, I find myself drawn to tears about what was taken from me.

There many things to take away from this, I suppose. The first we did was to make it harder for them to access the old mineshafts. The rest I find myself thinking on on days like these, when the sun is warm and mild and the wind blows softly and the old horrors seem a distant nightmare.

[personwho1s]

Leucy here doesn't have a lot of ways of manifesting his powers in more combative ways- but the grenade launcher he swiped from a police armory has been helping with that

[hyperrealisticblood]

why did one of the best takes on garten of banban ive ever seen come from manlybadasshero of all people

[vintagerpg]

Classic cover, classic short story collection: this is Night Shift, by Stephen King, the 1979 Signet edition. It was King’s first collection and is brimming with classics (there are plenty of clunkers, too, though even those have an unusual charm, as they display aspects of King that have since fallen away as he formalized in the years since. A lot of movies spring directly out of this one — Maximum Overdrive, Graveyard Shift, Children of the Corn and more. My faves are the duet of Jerusalem’s Lot and One for the Road, both of with extend the story of ‘Salem’s Lot.

Cover art is by Don Brautigam. I love it, though I don’t think it lines up with King’s work in a meaningful way. YMMV.

[pourovergaming]

“It’s really beautiful in the morning!”

Sunrise Over the Garden

This set is a bit special and started with inserts that have packet with pearly-white mica powder that has a gold flash, then were adorned with floral stickers - evoking, to me, sunlight glistening off of flowering plants in a dewy garden.

[modderofgames]

I'm turning all four of the GoldSRC Half-Life Games into an RPG! The first devlog, going over what I've done so far and what the project itself is, is up now :D hope you enjoy it! :3

[mori-shige]

Little Goody Two Shoes propaganda part 3: Lebkuchen. That's it, that's my third reason