IME, visual aids are great for a table even when the game you're playing doesn't mecahnically want for maps and minis

Playing in an Avatar Legends one-shot

Writing a pretty unusual Carved from Brindlewood game

I made some print-and-write equipment cards a little while ago (free/pwyw)
rollforthings.itch.io/fabult-equip...

Trad games have V-shaped snouts, and their teeth are always visible; story games have U-shaped snouts, and their teeth are only visible when their mouths are open

Took this bundle as my cue to start putting my itch games onto RPG Trader, starting with Dragon Keeper! rpg-trader.com/products/764...

Here's at least three
youtu.be/0OzXZGA1k3s?...

Here's a one-pager I made last year. For a GM and 1-2 players, play as a baby dragon and their humanoid keeper on a natural fantasy adventure.
rollforthings.itch.io/dragon-keeper

Happy birthday! I have this book you edited. I've played a few games from it and had some great times. Also, the intro is excellent primer on a whole bunch of ttrpg concepts.

But you don't understand, MY favorite genre is objectively better than the others, and enjoyers of other genres must be condescended to for me to validate my sense of superiority. /s

I thought it'd be cool to make it out to one of the big famous cons (most of which are in the USA), but I'll avoid that for the forseeable future. Unfortunate that ttrpg-dom is still so USA-centered.

Discovering Brindlewood Bay's item rules the first time I played it. Based on how you introduce your player character, each other person at the table invents one of your inventory items. A super simple rule that promotes active listening and feels nice.

For a while, Harry Potter was most of my childhood. Showing up to the bookstore on release day in a wizard cape my mom made for me type. But I grew up and HP became a fond memory. Then when JKR went mask-off it became a sour memory and I left it, easy. Respect identities, disrepect hate, simple as.

Dr. Tingle proves love!