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Lots of stuff 😎👍

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[theinventory]

Ash (and the other guys if they wanna respond) what do you think of this silly picture i made of you :D

Um, it's very pretty I guess? Thanks

- Ash

Well, they made it just for you Ash, so it's a special git from them :)

- Sam

I know that, what's with the pink background and the sparkles for?

- Ash

It makes you a fucking pretty princess, that's what it's for.

- Max

A what?

- Ash

A princess! You know, like Princess Diana! You know her right?

- Claptrap

Yes, I know that, but still

- Ash

Just accept it Ash.

- Brock

Alright, fine.

- Ash

What the hell is happening?

- The Player

It's better if you don't question it.

- GLaDOS

( Hope this works, I just used the characters from the second game so I can save the characters from the first game for a future ask - Mod)

( Also, Ash slays in that look, he looks so pretty with the bow ^^ - Mod)

[feralragegaming]

I lost, but in the end everyone at the Inventory wins!!

[bonesblubs]

Hi, hello, it's me, I am the one who bought the last two Fengqing comics from Etsy, I am preparing my bonker for when the fans eat me but i don't care BECAUSE I BOUGHT THEM AND JUST THINKING THEY ARE COMING HOME MAKES ME SO HAPPY, the second copy will be for a friend, who i always spend hours talking about tgcf with, it'll be her Three Wise Men day gift, since it won't arrive for Christmas but i don't care: she previously told me she didn't like suprises before and i respect that BUT, i am something who loves giving surprise gifts and this is something i just want to give her to make her happy, because we love FengQing and I know she will enjoy it; i don't need specific reactions for when she gets it (which is what she told when i asked why she doesn't like surprises, she doesn't like the idea of not reacting how the other person expects or something), just knowing that she'll like it is enough. Also, since I am broke but still wanted the MXTX fanzine, i ended up buying the pdf and I adore it! So much! I love all the sketches!

Ahhh I hope your friend likes it!! And I hope you like it as well! I’ll send them both soon. Thanks so much :)))

And thank you to everyone who got copies of the inktober comic, it’s truly so cool that I can devote my time to doing stuff I love and have it be so rewarding <3

[crnchypnt]

Poker Night 2 - Games

Fazit Poker Night 2 ist ein Langeweile Killer für alle, die mit dem Spielen von Pokern in Berührung sind oder kommen möchten und/ oder nur temporär eine Hand zur Verfügung haben zum Steuern (wie ich gerade). Selbst bei wenig Zeit lassen sich Partien später am gleichen Punkt fortsetzen. Leider wird das Spiel nicht mehr auf Steam vertrieben, aber womöglich könnt ihr auf anderen Seiten Glück haben, wenn es nicht gerade wesentlich überteuert angeboten wird.

Übersicht Poker Night 2, welcher überraschenderweise der Nachfolger von Poker Night at the Inventory ist, ist wie der Name schon sagt, eine höchst unterhaltsame Simulation einer nicht auf Echt-Geld-basierenden Partie Poker mit namenhaften Charakteren ebenso nicht ganz unbekannten medialen Franchises.

Prinzip Unter anderem ist man dort dem brutalen Charme von Brock Samson (Venture Bros.), Claptrap (Borderlands Serie), Ash Williams (Evil Dead Reihe) und Sam (Sam & Max Franchise) ausgesetzt. Alle Charaktere legen ihren eigenen Spielstil an den Tag und bereichern die packenden Partien mit spitzen Sprüchen oder genussvollen Gesprächen. Geleitet werden die Runden von der durchaus charmanten GLaDOS (Portal Serie), welche durch ihr doch durchaus von Logik und Schaltkreisen bestimmtes Wesen auf Echt-Geld-basierenden Partie Poker mit namenhaften Charakteren ebenso nicht ganz unbekannten medialen Franchises.

Vergleich mit Vorgänger

Wichtige Punkte Im Vergleich zum Vorgänger gibt es einige, aus meiner Sicht so geltenden, Verbesserungen.

So beträgt der Einsatz, um an der Partie teilzunehmen nun satte 20.000$, statt den läppischen 10.000$. (Ich mein, wer hat so viel nicht bei sich in der Tasche rumfliegen ;) ).

Generell finde ich die Auswahl und das Zusammenspiel der Charaktere diesmal balancierter und wesentlich interessanter.

Die Gespräche sind ausgeprägter, genau wie die Möglichkeiten noch mit ihnen in gewisser weise zu kommunizieren durch das Bestellen von Drinks. Diese helfen den Charakteren ihren Kiefer zu lockern und das altbekannte Pokerface durchsichtiger zu gestalten.

Das Prinzip der Bounty Challenge, also einen besonderen Gegenstand eines der Charaktere zu ergattern und somit Items in Team Fortress 2, als auch in Borderlands 2 freizuschalten, ist geblieben. Es ist aus meiner Sicht sogar noch einfacher geworden, da man den spezifischen Moment nicht verpassen kann, den angeforderten Charakter als erstes aus dem Turnier zu werfen. Dennoch ist dafür das Erfüllen von drei Aufgaben von Nöten, welche den Schwierigkeitsgrad wieder wesentlich erhöhen.

Die Auswahl der Spielmodi ist von einen auf ganze ZWEI (wow) gestiegen. Neben dem klassischen Texas Hold'em ist nun auch der Modus Omaha wählbar. Dieser unterscheidet sich nicht wesentlich vom prunkvollen Poker. Lediglich darin, dass dem Spieler vier Karten statt zwei ausgeteilt werden. Von diesen vier Karten werden dann nur zwei Karten ausgewählt, welche die bestmögliche Kombination angibt, um zu gewinnen. (Oder eben das Gegenteil)

Das Fazit befindet sich wie immer oben, um nach ein bisschen Aufmerksamkeit zu fischen ;). https://store.steampowered.com/app/234710/Poker_Night_2/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poker_Night_2 https://theinventory.fandom.com/wiki/Poker_Night_2

[sidewalk-scrawls]

The way that investors can just cause people to lose their jobs because they decide that they're not getting enough financial return, when literally all they do is sit on their asses 🙃🙃🙃

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How to Make $20 to $50 Every Day Online, Offline, Or at Home — No Matter Where You Are!

To make $20 to $50 daily, consider online freelancing or local gigs. Explore platforms like Upwork for remote work or offer services in your community.

Earning extra income has never been more accessible thanks to the digital age and the gig economy. Whether you’re aiming to boost your savings, pay down debt, or simply enjoy a little extra cash, numerous opportunities await. Leveraging your skills can lead to consistent online earnings, from freelance writing and graphic design to virtual assistance and social media management.

Offline, your options vary from dog-walking and babysitting to participating in research studies or selling items at local markets. Home-based avenues to consider include crafting, drops hipping, or starting a niche blog. With the right approach and a bit of hustle, reaching that $20 to $50 every day target is an achievable goal for anyone, anywhere.

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Introduction To Everyday Earning

Are you looking to boost your daily income with some extra cash? An extra $20 to $50 per day can add up quickly over time. It can help with bills, savings, or that little treat you’ve been eyeing. This guide unlocks the secrets of earning every day, no matter where you are — online, offline, or from the comfort of your home. Let’s dive into the world of everyday earning, turning your extra time into dollars!

Why Small Daily Profits Matter

Earning small amounts daily makes a big impact over time. Consistency is key. With as little as $20 a day, you could see an extra $600 in your pocket by month’s end. Let’s quantify why these daily earnings are significant:

Reliable cash flow: Daily earnings provide a steady income stream.

Financial security: Regular profits can reduce financial stress.

Goal achievement: Small steps lead to big goals, like a vacation or new gadget.

Diverse Opportunities To Earn $20-$50 Daily

Variety is the spice of life — and earning! There are countless ways to make $20 to $50 daily. Explore your skills, hobbies, and interests for the perfect fit. Here’s a snapshot of different opportunities:

Online EarningOffline EarningEarning at HomeFreelance WritingLocal Tour GuidePet SittingOnline SurveysHandyman ServicesCrafting and SellingVirtual AssistanceBabysittingHome Baking

Choose what matches your interests and start earning. With commitment, earning daily is simple. Embrace the journey of growing your income, one day at a time!

Leveraging The Online Marketplace

The online marketplace is a bustling digital environment where anyone can earn money. With a variety of platforms and niches, the possibility of making an extra $20 to $50 every day is within reach. Whether you excel in a specific skill or have products to sell, the internet provides countless opportunities to turn your resources into revenue. Let’s explore some effective ways to make money online.

Freelancing For Quick Gigs

Quick gigs can be a fast track to daily cash. Sites like Upwork and Fiverr offer tasks tailored to your talents. Follow these steps:

Create a profile highlighting your skills.

Browse job listings related to your abilities.

Apply for gigs you can complete swiftly.

Deliver quality work on time to build your reputation.

Skills in high demand include writing, graphic design, web development, and more. By focusing on quality and reliability, you build long-term relationships with clients, ensuring a steady flow of tasks and income.

Selling Products On E-commerce Sites

Selling products online opens doors to a global audience. Take these steps to start:

Choose a niche: Find products you are passionate about.

Find a platform: Use popular sites like eBay, Etsy, or Amazon.

Set up a seller account: Follow site guidelines for setup.

List items: Take clear photos and write honest descriptions.

Be price-savvy: Set competitive prices to attract buyers.

Manage inventory: Keep track of stock and update listings.

Consistency in listing new items and customer service are key to success. With persistence, your ecommerce venture can turn into a reliable source of daily income.

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Exploring Remote Work Options

The digital era unlocks a treasure chest of earning opportunities. It doesn’t matter if you’re lounging at home, sipping coffee in a local cafe, or traveling the world; making $20 to $50 daily is within reach through remote work. Let’s dive into virtual assistance and online tutoring, two lucrative paths that don’t chain you to a specific location.

Virtual Assistance Jobs

Imagine earning from the comfort of your living room. Virtual assistance jobs offer this luxury. With tasks ranging from managing emails to scheduling appointments, these roles cater to diverse skill sets. Below is how you can step into the world of virtual assistance:

Identify your strengths. Are you good with planning or writing? Match skills to services.

Build a sharp resume. Highlight relevant experience to stand out.

Explore job platforms. Sites like Upwork and Freelancer list numerous virtual assistant gigs.

The table below shows basic rates for various virtual assistance tasks:

Task TypeBasic Rate Per HourEmail Management$15-$25Content Creation$20-$30Appointment Scheduling$10-$20

Online Tutoring And Lessons

Share your knowledge and make money with online tutoring. Teach a language, offer math help, or provide music lessons; each session can boost your daily income.

Choose your niche. Pick a subject you excel in.

Gather resources. Prepare lesson plans and materials.

Find the right platforms. Websites like Tutor.com and VIPKid connect tutors to students.

Below are examples of topics you can tutor online with estimated hourly earnings:

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Passive Income Streams

Think money while you sleep: that’s passive income. Extra cash flows in without clocking in hours. Perfect for everyone. Escape the 9-to-5 grind. Secure your financial future with smart passive income strategies. Turn downtime into dollars. Ready for some exciting ways to earn?

Investing In Stocks Or Cryptocurrency

Starting in stocks or crypto is a way to make your money work for you. You buy shares in businesses or digital currency. Over time, these can grow in value. Picking the right ones could mean a steady stream of income. Remember, there’s risk. Always learn before you dive in.

Steps to begin:

Choose a platform: Pick a user-friendly investing app.

Research: Understand what makes stocks or crypto valuable.

Invest Slowly: Start with a small amount you’re ok losing.

Earning Through Affiliate Marketing

Make money by promoting products online. Join affiliate programs. Share links on your blog, social media, or website. When someone buys through your link, you get a commission. It’s like being a salesperson, but online and on your own time.

Steps to become an affiliate marketer:

Find a niche: Pick products you’re excited about.

Choose programs: Look for ones with good commissions.

Promote wisely: Use SEO to draw in potential buyers.

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Monetizing Skills And Talents

Tapping into your own skills and talents can unlock consistent daily earnings. From crafting unique items to sharing your performances online, the opportunities are limitless. Discover how simple it is to convert your hobbies into a steady income stream.

Crafting and Selling Homemade Goods

Crafting And Selling Homemade Goods

Create and sell items from the comfort of your home. Start with materials you love to work with. Here’s a quick guide on how to get started:

Identify your craft: Choose something you excel at, be it knitting, woodworking, or jewelry making.

Quality matters: Make sure each item is made with care and to the highest standard.

Set fair prices: Research the market to ensure your prices are competitive yet profitable.

Choose a platform: Sell through Etsy, eBay, or start your own website.

Promote your work: Use social media and word of mouth to showcase your goods.

Performing and Streaming Online

Performing And Streaming Online

Showcase your talent to a global audience. You can earn through donations, subscriptions, and ads. Here’s how:

Select a streaming platform like Twitch or YouTube.

Create content that stands out and gathers a following.

Engage with your audience to build a community.

Monetize through platform-specific features, sponsors, or merchandise sales.

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Maximizing Offline Income Opportunities

Earning outside the digital world is still vibrant. With a bit of creativity and effort, there’s money to be made. Here are some tried-and-true methods to pocket an extra $20 to $50 daily, whether you’re at home or out in your local community.

Local Service Offerings

Offering your skills locally can lead to consistent cash flow. Explore these popular services:

Lawn care: Mow lawns or provide landscaping services.

Babysitting: Help busy parents with childcare.

Pet sitting: Look after pets while owners are away.

Handyman services: Complete home repairs and simple renovations.

Create flyers or use local online boards to advertise. Word of mouth also goes a long way to secure gigs.

Participating In Focus Groups And Surveys

Research companies pay for your opinions. Focus groups and surveys are simple ways to earn:

Find local marketing research companies.

Sign up for upcoming studies that interest you.

Provide honest feedback and earn for your time.

Payments vary by study. Still, they offer fair compensation for your thoughts. Check local bulletin boards or community websites for opportunities.

Home-based Income Ventures

Earning from the comfort of your home has never been easier. From using space you already have to tapping into your gardening skills, opportunities abound. Whether you’re looking for a side hustle or a steady income stream, explore these home-based ventures. Let’s transform your living space into a money-making haven.

Starting A Home Garden For Profit

Turn your green thumb into greenbacks. Home gardening offers a wholesome way to earn. You sell fresh produce right from your backyard. Begin with easy-to-grow vegetables and herbs. Think about tomatoes, peppers, basil, and cilantro. Use organic methods to appeal to health-conscious buyers. Place ads on local online boards. Connect with neighborhood markets. They love stocking local goods. Here’s how to start:

Choose plants that thrive in your climate.

Start small to manage your garden easily.

Use social media to market your produce.

Offer bundles for a better value.

Renting Out Space Or Items

Your home is an asset — make it work for you. Unoccupied rooms? Idle tools or equipment? Rent them out. Platforms like Airbnb make space rental seamless. Offer a clean, furnished room for travelers. Parking spots are also in high demand in urban areas. Extra income comes from things you rarely use. Think power tools, outdoor gear, or even fancy dresses. Here’s a quick guide to get started:

Item/SpacePlatformTips for SuccessRoom or HomeAirbnb, VRBOProvide clear, quality photos and detailed descriptions.Parking SpaceJustPark, ParkleeHighlight security features and accessibility.Equipment or ToolsFat Llama, PeerRentersSet competitive prices and maintain your items well.

Remember to be clear about rental terms and conditions. Keep communication open with renters. Good reviews boost future business.

Frequently Asked Questions FAQ’s

Q. Can I Make Money Online Daily?

Yes, numerous online platforms offer tasks or services that can pay daily, such as freelance gigs, surveys, and content creation.

Q. What Are Simple Ways To Earn Money At Home?

Consider selling products online, doing remote freelancing, participating in paid surveys, or virtual tutoring as easy methods to earn from home.

Q. Are There Quick Tasks For Instant Cash Offline?

Absolutely, quick offline tasks might include dog walking, babysitting, or helping with moving, which often pay immediately after the service.

Q. How To Generate $50 With Minimal Skills?

Even with basic skills, you can make $50 a day by doing entry-level freelance work, performing odd jobs, or joining paid focus groups.

Q. Where To Find Legitimate Online Earning Sites?

Legitimate earning sites can be found through trusted job boards, freelance platforms, and reviews from reputable financial advice websites.

Q. What Passive Income Options Need Low Investment?

Creating digital products, starting a blog with affiliate marketing, or investing in dividend-paying stocks could offer passive income with minimal initial investment.

Conclusion

Embracing these strategies can lead to daily earnings between $20 and $50. Whether at home or on-the-go, these tips provide flexible options to increase your income. Take action, apply the methods, and start earning extra cash every day. It’s time to boost your financial journey and enjoy the rewards of persistence and creativity.

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Oh my god, you laid out freelance inventor perfectly for the justice league to mistake Danny for Batman, especially with John Jones already making his thoughts known that Bruce wayne would be the perfect himbo for Batman lol. Does the entire league pull together to make a beach day seem intentional and end up making so many mistaken assumptions along the way? Either way, I adore what you have going. I'm kinda curious if you had any thoughts on Damians' first reaction to meeting Danny? If not, that's okay. I just love the thought of Danny bonding with Damian in a feral way or through sparing like ghosts tend to in this fandom

The first time Danny meets Damian Wayne is when he comes to the Manor for a surprise visit. He usually would have called ahead or messaged Alfred, but it was a last-minute decision to stop by Gotham on his way to Metropolis.

Initially, Danny was going to a technology expo hosted by Lexcorp, but it was delayed due to a giant fight. A robot had flung Superman through the convention hall, causing severe damage.

Since he now had a weekend free while Lexcorp searched for a new venue, he figured he would spend it with his favorite one percent. Imagine his surprise when he noticed the first thing he noticed was that Bruce had a biological son, one he had told to stay hidden.

He had told his displaced son not to venture out of the manner because he didn't want the public to know about him. Danny hadn't felt this angry in a long, long time.

The glare he sent Bruce had the man flinching, causing Damian, fresh to the Manor and not used to seeing his Father as anything but commanding, to raise an impressed eyebrow. "Kids. Bed. Now. I want to talk to your Father."

"No." Bruce cowered. "Please stay, kids."

"Sorry Bruce, I actually have to touch up some photos for this month's photo op," Tim was quick to say, jumping from his seat.

"I also really need to get started on some paperwork for the gymnastic gym." Dick laughed nervously, dropping out of the handstand he was in. Danny never understood how the young man could randomly spring into flips and handstands.

Damian did not inch from his chair, though. He meets Danny's gaze with a cool upturn of his nose and crossed arms.

"You have no control over me or my actions, Harlot," Damian hissed, but a pale Dick and Tim pushed him out. Jason had been out on some far-off island trip with his friends- Roy, Kori, Artemis, and that delightful Bizzarro who spoke like it was an opposite day every day.

He was the only person to whom he would not talk to Damian. Everyone else would look Danny in the eye and justify why they would assume that a child should be treated as a secret was the correct thing to do.

"Well?" Danny asks when all Bruce does is sit there, hands on his lap and sweating. He narrows his eyes, crosses his arms, and watches the sweat drip down Bruce's head. "Explain yourself."

"Danny, I swear I wasn't aware of Damian. His mother told me she had a miscarriage. If I had known, I would have told you-" Bruce started but was cut off by Danny marching across the room and practically snaring into his face.

"That's not why you're in trouble, Bruce. Why are you treating a nine-year-old boy like a dirty secret?!"

"um..well, that's...you need to understand he's a bit unstable-"

"Choose your next words very carefully, Bruce." Danny cuts him off, recrossing his arms. Bruce swallows before he seems to gather unknown courage and straightens out his back.

"Danny, I don't think Damian needs to be a secret forever, but he needs to adjust before he can go out. He had a hard life with his birth mother and tends to lash out in violent outbursts. Just last week, he pushed Tim off the stairway!"

That's alarming. In fact, it isn't very good to think Tim would not be safe in the same household as Damian. They talk more about it, especially the part where Damian makes clear he wishes to replace Tim and would do nothing to remove him.

Damian is a threat to Tim's well-being. He mentions this to Bruce, who waves it way like a damn fool.

"Tim can handle it."

"Just because he can doesn't mean he should," Danny growls, throwing his arms into the air. "I can't talk to you right now. I can't even look at you."

"Danny, please-"

"Nope. I will tell Tim to stay with me, and I will make plans to take Damian out and about. If you treat someone like a criminal, they will act like one. I'm going to help that young boy settle here, but I will not do it at the expense of another. Don't call or message me." Danny growls, strutting out of the room only to practically run into Damian.

The boy raises his chin as if daring Danny to tell him off for eavesdropping. For one second, Danny is reminded of Jazz, back when she had been so insistent that she was an adult.

His eyes soften, and he knows Damian can see based on his surprise blink. "H kid have you had the chance to go into Gotham yet?"

"Why would I waste my time with the peasants? I am an elite warrior, destined to rule over them."

Huh. He reminds Danny a lot of Jazz now, with her anti-social tendencies- not that she refused to be around people, more like she refused to make friendships with people her age because she thought herself too mature for them- and a little of the battle-hungry ghosts in the Zone.

He can handle that.

"You are to be a general, right? Why are you acting like a common foot soldier?" He asks, watching the boy's entire demeanor freeze over. "A good ruler is not just combat strength. They can take command and can easily step among their fighters. How can you do that if you do not understand the common folk's way of thinking?"

Damian opened and closed his mouth before narrowing his eyes. "You mock me."

Danny shakes his head, falling to his knees so Damian won't need to strain his neck. He keeps the baby talk out of his voice but only barely. He gets the sense that like his sister, Damian would prefer to be treated like a mini adult. "Never. I'm genuinely interested in your thoughts, but you must know that all knowledge is power. Know thy enemy..."

"...as one knows thyself," Damian finishes his quote, looking vaguely intruded. He considers the offer before nodding. "I shall accompany you on your outing and gain valued observations of the average American child."

"Only after you apologize for attacking Tim and tell him to his face how you will not be doing that again," Danny warns, raising a finger at Damian's clouded face. "A good leader does not want insubordination. Attacking Tim did not prove anything but how unreliable you are and how much you fear Tim."

"I do not fear Drake!"

"Then why does his presence so threaten you? Bruce told me how out of all his kids, you seemed so sure you could take him in a fight but not a battle of wits."

Damian's eyes grow cold before he lashes out a hand. Danny catches it quickly, much to the boy's shock. He clicks his tongue, shaking his head. "Not bad, but not what a regular American child would behave. You would have been singled out as a spy the second you stepped in the street."

"....I shall work on my reaction and emotional regulation." Damian yanks his arm free, striding away but not before glancing back at Danny. "You are strange."

Danny smiles. "Thanks, kiddo."

The boy vanishes from sight, and Danny sighs. He must now find Tim and help him pack to stay with him. He also needs to yell at everyone in the Manor, including Alfred. Honestly, that man enables Bruce far too much.

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love is blind II l.williamson x reader

based around this request here but changed it up a little! love is blind II l.williamson x reader

entering the stadium and making your way down court side your eyes lit up in wonder, raking the thousands of cheering fans clad in their favorite teams colors, chatter bouncing off the walls backed by the upbeat pump of the music in the background as both teams warmed up for the game.

you'd been in new york working for six months now, subletting a room from one of your childhood pen pals which had somehow stood the tests of time, a unique friendship you treasured dearly even if she was an absolute hurricane on her best days.

working as a freelance photographer had lead you to live a colorful life to say the least. you'd been travelling the world from the moment you'd decided to drop out of your rational business degree, deciding much to your parents worry that sort of career just wasn't for you.

but though you'd hopped from one city to the next you'd never really existed in one place long enough to set down solid roots as a large part of your heart always remained back home with your loved ones.

photography far from the most steady income flow it would be an understatement to say at times your situation had been stretched, and you'd learned to become quite the adaptable and creative chef when living from dollar to dollar in some remote corners of the worlds.

but new york had been providing job after job, an endless list of up and coming talents forever wanting headshots, subbing in last minutes as an assitant on shoots for the experience and even shooting for a few magazines along the way had kept you here longer than intended.

but as you grew older and your family expanded, a whole horde of nieces and nephews you hardly saw compiling back home, you found your heart for once longing to settle, to find a reason to set down some roots and maybe a full time job to go with it.

but for now your brother had somehow swung you these courtside tickets for you and your roommate, though with a raging hangover she'd refused to leave the bed, only returning home around nine this morning in a different dress she'd left home in and without shoes you'd known from that very moment you'd likely be venturing to the game tonight alone.

but well traveled on your own that wasn't anything that scared you, you were anyone but someone who dismissed a new experience even if it was a solo one.

which is exactly how you found yourself subtly counting the seats as you made your way down the very front row, making a mental note to smack your brother the next time you saw him for how much he'd likely splashed on these seats which were an early birthday present.

finally finding your seat you were surprised to find it already occupied, a blonde head of hair in jorts and a white button up lazing about comfortably with a drink in her hand.

even without speaking a word you could sense the strong personality oozing from her, loud laughter echoing about as she conversed with a couple of men in the row behind her, an aura of confidence hanging in the air which had your stomach twisting at needing to interrupt her.

"hi i'm so sorry but i think you're in my seat." leah glanced up at the new voice breaking away from her conversation she was previously occupied in, breath catching at the eyes she found herself looking up into.

"i'm 7a, sorry." you winced showing her your ticket on your phone, never having been one for confrontation but the court side seats had been a gift and if the sender didn't see you utilizing them on the tv you'd be getting your ear chewed off without a doubt.

"oh shit no i'm sorry! i didn't even think to check the number i just sat down in the right row." leah apologized sincerely glancing around for jason who had her ticket and lanyard still in his pocket, finding him on the other side of the court taking photos with a group of players.

the seat next to her free leah shuffled over one, allowing you to take your seat as you placed your bag under you and crossed one leg over the other.

"i'm leah." the blonde introduced herself with a smile as you settled a little seeing she wasn't upset like you'd feared but rather seeming quite friendly.

introducing yourself you shook her hand with a laugh as she stuck it out toward you. "how very formal of you." you teased, surprisingly at ease with the english woman finding comfort in the familiar accent in the vast sea of americans you'd been swimming in these last few months.

"well you'd know first and foremost how charming the english are. thought you might want a taste of home! which would be..." leah trailed off with a raised eyebrow.

"i was brought up not to share my home address with strangers. weren't you taught about stranger danger as a child!" you smiled playfully as leah turned herself a little more to face you.

"leah williamson. england captain, european champion, newly appointed basketball fan, first time in new york. i have a younger brother, my grandma is my best mate and i kick a ball round for a living. i spoke at the united nations earlier today and i'm drinking away the nerves i said something terrible because i practically blacked out and can't remember anything!" leah held her drink up in a silent cheers, downing the rest of what appeared to be a gin and tonic with a wink.

"go on stranger, your turn." the blonde encouraged with a flick of her hand as you smiled, finally clocking where she looked familiar. you weren't a massive sports fan, which was ironic given your current location, but you'd have to be completely blind not to recognize the captain of the lionesses after their huge euros win.

"freelance photographer and business school drop out, lived in this fine urban jungle in a shoebox for about six months now. sorry to hit your ego miss euros but i've never sat through a single football match without falling asleep! my dog is my best friend and i'm the youngest of six, the final perfect creation one might say." you grinned, leah rolling her eyes playfully.

"a humble one too it would seem. now look! no longer strangers are we? thank god danger averted." the blonde exhaled wiping at her brow in mock relief before bumping her knee into yours with a grin.

as the announcer started to call out the lineups and the crowd erupted in volume leah shuffled just a tiny bit closer and leant in so she could continue to talk to you, basketball now really the last thing on her mind.

by the final buzzer you couldn't care less who'd won or lost having spent almost the entire game chattering away to leah who seemed more than content to fill in the gaps of your sports knowledge, taking any opportunity she could to slip in a teasing remark about your lack thereof.

"well leah it was lovely to spend some time with such a charming brit! even if you are from milton keynes." you sent leah a dazzling smile and a wink which flipped her stomach, the blonde waving off jason who tried to capture her attention on her other side.

"you may not share my bursting pride and joy for the greatest place on gods green earth but without my ongoing commentary and extensive sports knowledge i'm sure you'd have been bored out of your mind. and now you can tell your brother you sat court side and share his appreciation of this fine game!" leah grinned back, fingers drumming against the lip of her cup.

"mm and imagine his shock when i tell him it was all thanks to an arsenal player, i'll be disowned mind you!" you smacked her knee with a roll of her eyes only causing her grin to widen.

"god i almost forgot you come from a chelsea loving family, disgraceful behaviour that mate." leah grimaced with visible disgust, covering her mouth as she spoke the c word making you laugh and smack her knee again, your hand lingering there for a moment.

as you pulled away leah found herself missing the touch, trying to shake herself out of it and putting it down to the alcohol buzzing through her head.

"i should really get going i'm meeting someone for dinner, but it was lovely sitting and speaking with you." you started sincerely, standing to your feet as leah did the same.

"me too, it was a pleasure to provide you with an in depth basketball crash course." leah joked as you laughed, the sound sending a strange feeling coursing through her stomach.

"i really would have been bored out of my mind without you here, enjoy the rest of your trip. i'll be sure to look out for your UN speech online i'm sure you smashed it!" leahs cheek flushed pink as you leant in and pressed a soft kiss to it, sending her a kind smile and before she could utter another single syllable you were gone.

~

"beth! i am telling you she's a no show. i've waited here for thirty minutes man i'm not wasting the rest of my night!" leah huffed, whisper yelling down the phone to her supposed expert match making friend, slumping down further in her seat.

meanwhile on the opposite side of the restaurant your eyebrows furrowed as you sent your tinder date yet another message which was left on delivered, rolling your eyes and locking your phone with a defeated huff.

"yeah? well your friends name must be casper." leah rolled her eyes unimpressed with beths attempts to make excuse for the mystery woman she'd insisted on setting leah up with, an old family friend who'd lived in new york the last few years who leah just had to meet.

"christ beth i know thats not her name for fuck sakes. i meant because it would appear she's a ghost you numpty!" leah groaned, flashing an apologetic smile toward the couple the table over who gave her an odd look.

"no she's a no show of course just my luck. are you still up for a drink? i can meet you literally anywhere that isn't here. see i told you tinder wasn't for me!" you sighed over the phone, abandoning your half finished drink and grabbing your bag off the counter.

"no i am not going to give it a few more minutes mccabe. now beth call your mate and tell her to lose my number, i told the two of you a blind date was an awful idea but did you listen? no!" leah sternly told off the women on the other end of the phone before hanging up with a frustrated huff and declining the incoming call which followed.

standing from her chair the defender sent the waitress an awkward smile who'd been sending her pitiful glances from the moment she sat down alone at the table clearly set for two.

"oh you're already out? yeah send me the address and i'll get a taxi to soho, and i will be deleting tinder on my way over!" you warned, wincing a little as your friend returned inside and you could clearly hear the music blasting in the background of wherever she was.

not having ordered anything bar a drink she'd already paid for leah bypassed the hostess as she made a hurried beeline for the exit. but too focused on not being seen by the prying woman she knew would ask questions, leah didn't watch where she was walking and suddenly her body collided with another as she stepped outside.

"christ! do you not have eyes?" that voice.

leah sat up from her place on the floor as you did the same, angry features softening at the familar face staring back at you guiltily. "i do in fact have eyes, just forget to use them sometimes." leah winced with a sheepish smile as your own lips curled up in amusement.

"i thought athletes were supposed to be coordinated." you mocked as she hurried to her feet and offered you her hands which you took gratefully, the taller girl hauling you up and steadying you as you nearly slipped again.

"whats whitney houstons favorite form of coordination?" leah blurted out randomly as you gave her a curious look. "hand eyee!" leah sung, loudly, proudly and a little off key as you couldn't help but burst out with a surprised laugh, leahs face lighting up at the sound.

"you really are the perfect combination of charming and strange." you teased, the two of you making your way down the steps out front of the restaurant. "well the world would be incredibly dull if everyone was ill mannered and normal now wouldn't it?" leah countered with a wink as you playfully rolled your eyes.

"so your dinner-" "after the game i-"

you both blushed slightly in the crisp autumn evening as you spoke at the same time. "your dinner, that was fast. is this a normal new york dine and dash?" leah smiled, the two of you starting to walk aimlessly down the street.

"well normally when you meet someone for dinner they show up, so more of a dash without the dine!" you admitted with an annoyed huff, phone still clear of any notifications from your so called date.

"if it makes you feel any better you're singin to the choir. normally when you're set up on a blind date the date in question shows up." leah countered with an empathetic smile as you frowned, unable to understand how the tall charming admittedly quite gorgeous blonde in front of you could have possibly been stood up.

it wasn't as if you hadn't noticed her beauty at the game, but you were far too busy being swept up by her witty one liners, passionate commentary, teasing remarks and sharp sense of humor to really focus all too much on the physicality of it all.

but now you were you found yourself rather enamored with and maybe starting to harbor a slightly juvenile crush on the tall footballer walking by your side.

"dates huh? the worst part of being single." you sighed with an understanding shake of your head, leah humming her agreement and jolting as you suddenly stopped in your tracks. "where are we actually going?" you asked with a laugh, realizing the two of you were truly just wandering without a destination.

"how about for a drink? normally when i try to sweep a girl off her feet thats how i'd start to go about it, not actually taking her down off her feet." leah quipped with a charming smile, pearly white teeth flashing at you cheekily.

"well its the least you can do, think i might have uh tore a quad or a hammy maybe on that fall? oh ref! ref! book her for it!" you faked an injury, bending down to grab at your leg as leah withheld the urge to smile and shook her head at you.

"very funny. you know we could get you on the pitch with diving skills like that! not for arsenal though, we frown upon that sort of reckless, illegitimate and downright unprofessional behavior." leah puffed her chest out with a wave of her hand as you shoved her playfully.

"you know i could get you some acting classes as a gift if you'd like? after all we're only a few streets away from broadway. might win the league with some polished poor tackles, grunts of pain and strategic pens." you teased, leah scoffing at your words.

"well firstly i am utterly offended at that. but secretly i'm quite proud you retained that much football lingo in only a couple of hours, by the time i'm done with you you'll be wearing red, chanting my name and screaming north london forever!" leah smirked, stepping closer to you with a twinkle in her eye.

"and by the time i'm done with you football might just be the very last thing on your mind." you quipped back with a flirty smile, the burst of sudden confidence catching leah a little off guard as she tilted her head, looking down at you as you caught her gaze flicker toward your lips which curled up victoriously.

"so, about that drink?" "i think i know a place."

~

"-and you're sure about this? i don't want you to feel rushed baby." you frowned down at your girlfriend, absentmindedly playing with her hair as her head lay in your lap.

"never been more certain my girl. as much as i love having you all to myself with the move back now i'd love to have you finally meet the girls." leah assured, reaching a hand up to squish your cheeks with a soft smile.

it was safe to say that night in new york and the promise of one drink had wound up as many more with leah stumbling into your shoebox of an apartment with your hand over her mouth desperately trying to stiffle the drunken giggles she couldn't seem to hold back as to not wake your roommate.

it didn't work, your roommate leaping out of the shadows with a baseball bat scaring the two of you half to death as leah pushed you behind her and chucked her fists up, barely able to stand on her own feet as she swayed to and fro.

quickly ushering leah to your bedroom you guiltily sent your friend a smile and promised to explain in the morning, the girl sending you a knowing look of amusement and a hum before retreating back to her own bed.

that night you and leah stayed up talking for hours and hours about everything and nothing, your hand consistently smacking over her mouth as she was unable to control the volume of her boisterous laugh, her tongue licking your palm each time making you squeal and slap her before she'd use the moment to steal a kiss with a cheeky grin.

beyond a few lazy drunken kisses not much more happened, leah waking up still a little tipsy only mere hours later with her phone filled with missed calls and a pounding headache.

feeling her stir and shuffle around looking for her phone you'd woken not long afterward, an anxiety that she was going to leave without another word simmering at the surface of your partially conscious state as she slipped out of bed and headed for the bathroom.

disappointment flooded you momentarily before you shook it off best you could, reminding that one night stands were more than normal and just because you weren't accustomed to them didn't mean leah owed you anything more.

but to your surprise she returned quickly having sent the messages she needed to in order to free up her day, sliding back into bed with you with a smile and a tired sigh.

"good morning." the blonde rasped out, voice cracked and clearly struggling as you offered her the bottle of water from your nightstand which she accepted gratefully.

an old t-shirt of yours hanging off of her taller form it amused you the way it almost looked like a crop top with the height difference, a gentle teasing remark about it falling from your lips as leah playfully flicked your nose and laid back down.

her arms wrapping around you was a foreign yet comforting feeling, a sense of safety that was unknown to you encompassing where you both lay beneath the duvet tangled up together, not another word uttered as within a few minutes you felt her grip relax slightly and her breathing even out.

sleeping away most of the day you'd later asked her out to dinner with the promise of helping her refuel the energy you'd stole from her with the two of you talking well into the early morning, leah eagerly agreeing.

parting after dinner with a lengthy kiss you'd exchanged numbers with a sense of uncertainty of where this could go, leah flying back to london the following morning and you with jobs lined up for the following month.

but with both of you clearly curious and seemingly eager, messages turned into calls which grew to facetimes, and suddenly leah was jetting over to visit you for a few days and you were secretly sneaking off to london to see her, hiding from your family the knowledge you were back.

on the third time you'd met up again leah laid it out for you, admitting she wasn't one for a long distance relationship and hadn't expected to fall for you the way she had, but with the two of you rapidly growing feelings which seemed to be reciprocated you agreed to give it a go.

two months down together and you'd made the decision to return permanently back to england. promising leah over and over it wasn't solely for her and you already had some work lined up, as well as informing of the fact your mum was a few days away from putting your face on a milk carton claiming her daughter had been missing in action for far too long.

you'd intended to get your own place but staying with leah for the first couple of weeks while you looked around the two of you fell into a routine. then out for dinner one night the blonde had offered you a key and asked if you'd move in for good, and with her ever dazzling smile reeling you in how could you say no.

the two of you had kept your blossoming relationship quite quiet, really only meeting one anothers immediate family once you were ready and staying wrapped up in your little love bubble the last few weeks.

the honeymoon phase as leahs mum amanda had dubbed it with an amused smile, only seemed to grow as you and leah finally embraced being able to be together in the way you'd both craved from the very first moment she'd asked you to be her girlfriend.

you'd been having the ongoing conversation the last few days about starting to meet one anothers friends, that seeming the next step in your relationship which was what lead to the current conversation.

true to leahs words that very first night you met, she'd had her way and every weekend now had you bundled in her jersey and sat with her family watching her play, chanting along and proudly singing the angel before every match.

you'd obviously met a few of her close friends and teammates before, hardly able to hide the fact you were living together, but not officially as leahs girlfriend and most nights she had her own friends over you'd be out catching up with your own.

"i really want you to come out after the game and meet all the girls as my girl, officially." leah promised, interlacing her fingers with yours and bringing your knuckles to her mouth, kissing softly as you melted like putty in her hands.

"my pretty pretty lovely gorgeous girl." leah pushed herself to sit up, now hovering over you as her lips ghosted yours and she pulled away with a smirk as you chased them for a kiss, pouting when you didn't get your way.

"so needy." leah teased with a smile as you pinched her for the comment and captured her lips in a kiss, sighing happily as her mouth moved against yours perfectly, butterflies erupting and head spinning as it did every time leah was in your immediate vicinity.

"so. you'll come out tonight then?" leah pulled away and asked hopefully, tucking a loose strand of hair behind your ear and pecking your lips a few times.

"mmm haven't decided yet baby, might need a few more of these to really seal the deal." you stroked your chin thoughtfully before tapping your lips with a smile and a wiggle of your eyebrows making your girlfriend hide a laugh.

"cheeky girl. well baby i guess i can accommodate these heinous demands!" leah sighed dramatically with a roll of her eyes, leaning back in and pressing her lips to yours with a smile.

~

"how are you feeling gorgous?" leah questioned softly as she parked the car, flicking off the engine and glancing toward you sat in the passenger seat. "nervous." you answered honestly as her hand sat on your thigh squeezed gently.

"i understand my love but i promise the girls are so excited to finally meet you, and i've never met someone as easy to get along with as you. they're all gonna love you and i'm gonna have to fight them for your attention all night!" leah pouted making you crack a smile.

"well you know i'm going home with you at the end of the night babe, and we both know once you have a couple drinks you won't be able to keep your hands to yourself anyway." you teased, leaning over the console to bridge the gap and press your lips to hers.

a few more sweet assurances and kisses later and you were walking into the bar where the girls and some of their loved ones were, leah taking your hand once you were inside and leading you down the back to where they all were, having booked it out for some privacy for them all post game.

a symphony of cheers sounding as the pair of you arrived you felt yourself become a little flustered as suddenly you were rushed by a small crowd of girls who leah shooed away.

instead taking you around to everyone one by one and introducing you, her hand never leaving your waist the entire time as her thumb traced gentle circles into your hip.

finally rounding to the final little group, most of whom you'd met in passing once or twice but again never officially as leahs girlfriend like she announced you now, the title still giving you the warm and fuzzies as you were pulled into a few hugs.

leah stopped the introductions for a moment when her eyes fell on an unfamiliar girl, beth quickly taking over and introducing her friend with an unreadable look flashed leahs way.

leah quickly realized why she was unfamiliar, this was beths friend from new york who to be fair beth had been discussing coming to visit her at training for the last few weeks but leah had only half tuned in, mind as always wandering to you most times it wasn't occupied by football.

hearing the name your chest tightened as you were now able to put two and two together, a gentle squeeze of leahs arm around your waist all you needed to settle again.

"i'm really sorry about what happened, i wasn't in the right space for dates but it was a dick move to just ghost you." the girl addressed leah with a wince who waved it off.

"don't be, if you hadn't we'd never have wound up together." leah was surprised to hear you speak up as your arm hugged her torso and you sent the girl a smile, leahs own lips curling into amusement as she pressed a kiss to the side of your head.

"you two are adorable, i'm really glad things worked out an you found one another." the girl spoke sincerely and gave the pair of you a slightly awkward smile before she stepped away.

"sorry." beth winced guiltily at the defender before pulling you into another hug and warning leah she'd be stealing you a little later as your girlfriend pulled your back into her front protectively with a playful glare.

"i think...is that, you're looking a bit green babe? maybe with envy?" leahs hands fell either side of your face as she looked you over and you smacked her chest withholding a smile.

"you know its quite hot when you get a little possessive baby girl." leah gave you a wolfish grin. "well i only take after you my love, jealousy should be your middle name. need i bring up last weekend for example?" you smiled knowingly, fingers tracing her collarbone.

"he was all over you! i had every right." leah scowled instantly at the mention of the incident which had her dragging you away from a party you'd attended together for one of your siblings birthdays, leah spending the entire night afterwards showing you just how much you really were hers, worshiping your body for hours on end in every which way.

"you doin alright though babe?" leah murmured seriously, taking you aside into a more secluded corner as her eyes roamed over your face for any sign of discomfort.

"i'm good. might need a little help with everyones names for the first couple of hours but i'm good i promise, i'm glad we're finally doing this baby. i love you!" you puckered your lips as leah grinned and gave you what you want, echoing those three words back in between.

lost in the feeling of leahs lips on yours you didn't realise you'd gathered an audience, most of the girls watching on happily seeing how loved up the two of you were, others whispering teasing remarks about the blonde and just how smitten she was.

"oi lovebirds! your turn at pool, you can lock lips after we've kicked your asses."

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✨PART OF FORTUNE IN SIGNS AND HOUSES SERIES: 8TH HOUSE✨

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ARIES PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 8TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Aries and Scorpio Sun people in your life. You make money via being a pioneer in areas related to transformation and regeneration (for example psychology or finance). You feel the most abundant when take the initiative, when you are independent and courageous.

TAURUS PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 8TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Taurus and Scorpio Sun people in your life. You make money via artistic endeavors that involve transformation and shared resources, through stable and secure investments, such as in real estate or natural resources. You feel the most abundant when you are stable, practical, sensual and grounded.

GEMINI PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 8TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Gemini and Scorpio Sun people in your life. You make money via communicative roles in finance, such as financial advising, trading or writing about financial matters. You feel the most abundant when you are communicative, versatile and intellectual.

CANCER PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 8TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Cancer and Scorpio Sun people in your life. You can earn money via having a nurturing roles in managing others’ resources, such as estate planning, family business management or working in fields that involve emotional and psychological transformation. You feel abundant when you are nurturing, intuitive and when you can exhibit emotional depth.

LEO PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 8TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Leo and Scorpio Sun people in your life. You can earn money via selling music online. You can earn money through creative investments or ventures that allow you to be in the spotlight. Or via leadership in transformative projects, entertainment involving deep psychological themes. You feel abundant when you are creative, confident and leading a project.

VIRGO PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 8TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Virgo and Scorpio Sun people in your life. You can earn money via blogging, freelance writing, self-publishing books, hosting a fitness class. You gain money via offering services related to health, wellness and transformation. You excel in roles that require precision and an eye for detail. You are the most abundant when you are detail-oriented, analytical and service-oriented, helpful and pragmatic.

LIBRA PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 8TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Libra and Scorpio Sun people in your life. You can earn money via selling handmade items on Etsy or at local markets. You make money via legal work related to shared resources, artistic projects that involve joint investments.

SCORPIO PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 8TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Scorpio Sun people in your life. You can earn money via research, psychology, the occult, investments, particularly in transformative industries.

SAGITTARIUS PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 8TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Sagittarius and Scorpio Sun people in your life. You can earn money via ventures involving travel, education and publishing. You feel abundant when you are explorative and open-minded.

CAPRICORN PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 8TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Capricorn and Scorpio Sun people in your life. You can earn money via career in finance, business management or industries that require a strategic and long-term approach to investments. You feel abundant when you are ambitious, disciplined and practical.

AQUARIUS PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 8TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Aquarius and Scorpio Sun people in your life. You can earn money via technology-driven investments, by working in progressive fields that involve transformation and collective resources. You feel the most abundant when you are innovative, unconventional and humanitarian.

PISCES PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 8TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Pisces and Scorpio Sun people in your life. You can earn money via healing professions, spiritual counselling, creative projects that involve transformation and shared resources. You feel the most abundant when you are imaginative, compassionate and intuitive.

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TTRPGs for people with dyscalculia?

THEME : Dyscalculia Friendly.

Hello friend, I’m going to first point you to the Math-Lite Chaotic Murder Hobos recommendation post I wrote up a year or two ago.

What I understand about dyscalculia is that in can affect the ability to do mental math, but I'm not sure how much it affects number recognition. I have a few games here that ask you to read the faces on a die, but I don't think any of them expect you to do any addition. I hope you find something fun on this list!

Cats of Catthulu, by Joel Sparks.

CATS OF CATTHULHU is the beloved rules-light roleplaying game in which the players take the part of ordinary cats, secretly defending human civilization from the Chaos Cults of the other animals. All the players have to do is act like cats, while the Cat Herder arranges exciting challenges for them—anything from snacky time to daringly interrupting dire rituals.

In Cats of Catthulhu, the way the story will go is always a mystery. You and your friends play to find out what happens. One person, the Cat Herder, arranges the secrets and situations, and sets the scene, but even they don’t know where the night will end. The players take the role of individual, ordinary cats. All you really need to do is act like a cat.

It might be a bit difficult to get your hands on them, but the original dice for Cats of Catthulhu don’t have any numbers on them; instead, they have sad cats and happy cats. Whenever a cat does something, they roll 2 of these dice. Rolling a Happy Cat is a success; rolling a Sad Cat is a failure. The reasoning behind these dice is: cats can’t do math!

If you can’t get your hands on cat dice, you can use any old d6, and regard 1-2 as Sad Cats and 3-6 as Happy Cats. You’ll also want to get some kind of physical token to use as Treats, which are player currency used to allow free re-rolls. Cats of Catthulhu is great for groups who are mostly getting together to just have a fun time, ready to act silly and get into all kinds of shenanigans.

DUSK, by Gila RPGs.

Equipped with the latest suntech, you are tasked with venturing out into the Dusk, and helping bring a new dawn to humanity. The Dusk does not want you there. 

Good luck.

In DUSK, you play as Shards, survivors on the planet Obron after the devastating nova-event that saw your world destroyed. Now you wield powerful technology fueled by pieces of your dead sun, in hopes of surviving another day. DUSK uses the LUMEN 2.0 system, and is a diceless RPG focused on resource management rather than luck or chance. 

As a diceless game, DUSK feels a lot different from a number of other diceless games, and I think that’s because of the style of game it’s working off of. LUMEN games are more about strategy than they are about narrative, and in DUSK that’s carried forward in the form of Suntech, items that require energy to power and provide specific advantages.

DUSK is still a relatively new game, but the designer is prolific in the amount of quality work he’s released in the past - and so when he says that there’s more to come, you best believe there’s more to come. If you’d still like to roll dice but you like the idea of the setting in this game, you might want to check out NOVA, which also uses the LUMEN system but gives you dice to roll or LUNA, a game about cultists trying to destroy the moon. Both of these games use pools of d6’s and ask you to look for the highest number, so I don’t think there’s that much math involved.

CASE & SOUL, by Briar Sovereign.

CASE&SOUL is a lightweight tabletop game for telling action-packed stories in the mecha genre. CASE&SOUL is designed for one-shots and short to mid length campaigns. Speed through a lightweight downtime; hire freelancers to pad out your Crew’s skills on missions. Customize your playbooks with SOUL moves, and enjoy a cut-down FITD gameplay with just the essentials for fast and flexible sessions.

Forged in the Dark games use a dice pool, rather than abilities with modifiers. You add dice from various places on your worksheet, and try to roll at least one 4 or higher. Rolling a 4 or 5 is usually a mixed success, and rolling a 6 is a complete success. Personally, I’m a big fan of games that use dice pools, as I’m also not a fan of trying to add up all of those numbers, and having to just look for the single highest dice helps speed up action resolution.

At the same time, Forged in the Dark games can have a lot of moving pieces at once, especially if the GM wants to track a large number of factions, or players want to plan multiple-stage missions. CASE & SOUL advertises itself as a slimmed-down version of these kinds of games, but I can’t tell whether or not that is the case when I look at the character sheets. What intrigues me is the CASE and SOUL tracks; I think your CASE is your Mech, and it receives Harm differently than your SOUL, which is an interesting way to measure how much your mech is (or is not) part of you.

Keyforge: Secrets of the Crucible, by Edge Studio.

In the center of the universe hangs the Crucible, a gigantic artificial world created by the enigmatic Architects and home to countless beings and cultures. Here, impossibly advanced technologies mix with arcane powers to make for a setting unlike any other! Uncovering the secrets of this mysterious world will take all your skills—but the potential rewards are boundless…

Explore this world of boundless opportunity in Secrets of the Crucible, a new sourcebook for the Genesys Roleplaying System set in the KeyForge universe!

You’ll need the Genesys Rulebook for this one, because the main reason I’m recommending Secrets of the Crucible is because of the dice system. Genesys dice don’t use numbers; they use symbols that represent success and failure - and they also have symbols that deepen the nuance of each roll. You can roll advantages or disadvantages that calibrate exactly how much you succeed, as well as triumphs or despairs that give you the same kind of highs and lows as a Nat 20 or a Nat 1 in D&D. This means that each roll tells you so much more about what’s going on around you than just whether you open a door or sweet-talk a guard.

As for the setting, Keyforge is originally a card game published by Fantasy Flight games, about a world called the Crucible, full of secrets that various factions are competing to unlock. It reminds me of the worlds of Magic: the Gathering or League of Legends, with various settings that look very distinct from each-other, and represent different styles of play.

SHIVER, by Parable Games.

WHAT IS SHIVER?

SHIVER is a tabletop roleplaying game that lets players bring their favourite scary movies, spooky tv shows, and horror stories to life. Ever wanted to play through the plot of your favourite film on the tabletop? Or wanted to make sequels, prequels and original stories in the worlds of pop culture you love? SHIVER lets you play that!

SHIVER is setting neutral allowing you to play any story, anytime, and as anyone. Want to play a game of teens in survival mode against a zombie horde? Kids on Bikes who dread exploring a haunted house on Halloween night? Or perhaps a medieval monster hunter looking for a werewolf, vampire or mage? SHIVER can deliver stories and characters for anything from cult pulp classic to Cthulhu fuelled eldritch mystery.

The designer of SHIVER set out with the goal of making games easier for his friends, who had similar struggles with games that had too much math involved. Players roll six-sided and eight-sided dice with various symbols on them, looking for the symbol that represents their character's strengths. The more difficult the task is, the more of the required symbol you need. The game itself is recognized as a class-act horror game, good for everything from pulp-action to gothic fiction to slasher horror. If you don't have the special dice, you can substitute with d6's & d8's, or you can use the free Dice Roller designed for this game.

Tournament Arc, by Biscuit Fund Games.

Are you looking to experience the triumphs and defeats of Space Hyper-Basketball? Need to feel the epic highs and dizzying lows of card games in the post-apocalypse? Want to face the trials and tribulations of the cheese-rolling World Circuit?

Tournament Arc is your very own collaborative sports anime experience, made in the diceless Belonging Outside Belonging engine popularized by games like Dream Askew and Wanderhome. In every thrilling episode, you’ll play the part of the Team as they negotiate the complexities of their daily lives, explore a collaboratively created world, and, most importantly, play the Game.

Tournament Arc is both diceless and GM-less, and is designed to tell stories about teambuilding and competitive sports, although the setting appears to be pretty flexible. The Belonging Outside Belonging game system provides each character type with prompts, and sorts those prompts into different categories. Usually there will be some things you can always do that generate tokens as well as narrative obstacles, and then other things that you can only do when you spend tokens - and as a result, also help characters confront those narrative obstacles. If you have players that like having something tactile to keep in their hands as they play, you might like Tournament Arc.

Warehouse Bitches, by Darling Demon Games.

The Time Worm arrived as it was prophesied just as the crown fell upon his head, and all potentials collapsed into a single haunted citadel, which you call Hex City. You are transgender punks and goths from earth, and in this place your powerful hearts make you witches, daemons, beast-people and arcane architects. We bide our time, smoking and drinking, playing video games and eyeing the crumbling walls of our enemy, The Lord of Olympus.

In Warehouse Bitches, you play as one of the titular warehouse-dwelling trans folk in the hellish Hex City. In this GMless Belonging Outside Belonging game with a unique coin-flip mechanic, you'll wield magic, build allies across the city and fight back against the bastards in subtle ways.

I’ve already explained a bit about how Belonging Outside Belonging works, but Warehouse Bitches adds another layer by using coins as tokens. Using coins, your options are different depending on whether or not the coin is on Heads or Tails. The moves on your character sheet are not just differentiated between Strong and Vulnerable, they’re also differentiated between Heads or Tails, and you must have matching sides of the coins showing in order to be able to use those moves. Characters also have Magic moves, which require the player to flip every coin they currently hold, and reassign those coins based on whatever side they land on.

Warehouse Bitches has only 4 playbooks as it stands now, so a group of 4 players is probably the largest group that can play the book as it stands now. The game is GM-less, but looking at the rules, I think it would be possible to have someone pick up the GM role in order to introduce complications and narrate the actions of various other factions in town. Similar to other BoB games, there are zones that have various elements and details that need to be decided as you play, which will also help provide events and interesting features that keep the game fresh and exciting.