One of the problems with people who cover #ttrpg like sports or politics bloggers is that they constantly center angst about the day-to-day of the companies, rather than HOW WE PLAY GAMES.
A vast majority of people throwing dice to tell stories want to tips about playing, not issue of the day.
Dave Clark /
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2024-08-05 16:58:51
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