To Be Resolved

With Cadastre and RAM out the door, I've been noodling on which projects to push forward to something like completion this fall.

This post is also a shameless plug that Cadastre and RAID Array Mischief are available at my itch page, feel free to pay what you want and let me know what you think!

I comically misunderstood a question in an advice channel earlier today, but my misunderstanding gave me a few ideas of fun ways to use treasure maps as hooks to facilitate play.

This past week I read Otessa Moshfegh's Lapvona (link opens to bookshop.org), a surrealist novel set in the titular petty, pre-modern, European fiefdom of Lapvona.

A couple of days ago, my friend Isaac at Afraid of Encounters prompted one of our group chats with a fun prompt from Bluesky.

I had the great privilege of facilitating a few games of The Wax Marches this week!

Land surveying is one of my favorite frames for a true-to-life adventure.

Thrilled to celebrate a year of the TBR blog with a live playtest!

There is a concept in set theory called cardinality which refers to the number of individual objects in the set.

I finally broke through my mental block on preparing the ashcan copy of Honeybees, so here is some more progress on the "Before Play" part of my outline.

When winter settles over your beehive home, the pace of life in the hive slows to a crawl.

Something I didn't realize before I plunged into the tabletop blog scene is that the term "game design" is fraught.