Roll for Shoes is very simple rules :p

I kinda want to try mastering a serious game with Roll for Shoes - but alas, I have trouble being very serious even in more serious systems :P

@DavidWilkins World of Dungeons is very close to a one-sheet, if it weren't for its odd half-sheets format.

@SevenSidedDie Im actually showing him dungeon world

@JoshuaAslanSmith Cool.

@JoshuaAslanSmith If you see @DuckTapeAl before I do, point them at that room. They were chewing on the rules yesterday and trying to make sense of them.

@SevenSidedDie he did lurk there actually

for a bit earlier

forgot to wave high at him

@DuckTapeAl you can direct any DW questions you have at me

Ive Gmd it and been a player a few times

our room isnt the best example as its with zero story prep but Im just trying to highlight the story mechanics

I've been popping in there every now and again.

It's good to be able to see actual play. I feel like a lot of the examples I've been seeing in the book/gazeteer are more about illustrating a specific rule, rather than showing how the game plays out.

yeah, basically the Gm should ask "What do you do now" after describing a new scene or after an event has occured

Players have a lot of agency and also share in the authorship of the world via moves like spout lore

Its a very collaborative system and I like GMing for it because I can really focus on story aspects and spend a lot less prep time as a result

... I bought the same exact model of headphones when my old ones started to physically fail to avoid one, and only one thing - having to get used to a different frequency response. What has sennheiser gone and done? They updated the frequency response.

@DavidWilkins Cthulhu Dark. Everyone Is John. Roll For Shoes. Lady Blackbird might count.

@BESW thanks!

someone who knows more about the red box than me should answer

That does look like an original red box

@DavidWilkins I haven't played Everyone Is John, but the other three are very popular with my group.

That gives a good selection to look at

However, a few years ago I left the Everyone Is John sheet for my players when I couldn't make it to a session, and they had a blast playing it.

Noice!

Lasers & Feelings is in our rotation to try soon, but we haven't had the chance yet.

I liked the looksof that one, but havent had a chance to mentally run through it yet

When running Cthulhu Dark, I strongly suggest that you use the scenario creation rules. You can do without 'em, but they're designed to dovetail with the system mechanics so that it's almost impossible for your sessions to not quickly escalate the suspense and horror atmosphere.

When running Roll For Shoes, I find that it's most fun when every possible question or uncertainty is resolved with a roll of the dice.

Im gonna bookmark this.

dances thats two days in a row to hit rep-limit

@Tritium21 Wait, you like hitting the cap?

As opposed to getting +10 a week?

Well, fair enough, I guess. I just get really annoyed by the wasted rep.

Ive never hit the cap

I've hit it once or twice, not on this site yet tho.

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fun toy

@Tritium21 yes it is

Find me another big website that allows even minimal access to their database. :)

Wikimedia

Ha, touche

any site that has a data dump, really

python.org lets you run arbitrary code on their front page