TigerClawTV

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[–] TigerClawTV 2 points 2 years ago

Excellent read! I really enjoy hexcrawling. Very good stuff. Thanks for posting!

[–] TigerClawTV 2 points 2 years ago

This really is the rightful true answer

[–] TigerClawTV 1 points 2 years ago

Reddit refugee here. Nice to see an established Solo RPG board. Looking forward to interacting!

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[–] TigerClawTV 1 points 2 years ago

I thought it was a no preservatives thing. The idea was to certify that you aren't trying to sneak ai art and pass it off as normal human art.

At least that was my take away.

[–] TigerClawTV 1 points 2 years ago

Update: The .org domain is down. They are using a backup: https://battleofthebits.com

[–] TigerClawTV 2 points 2 years ago
[–] TigerClawTV 2 points 2 years ago

D&D has a ton of old, basically unusable rules that simply exist because… We expect them to exist.

[–] TigerClawTV 3 points 2 years ago

Another awesome tool. Thanks for posting!

[–] TigerClawTV 2 points 2 years ago

Very slick tool. This generates a lot of playable content super fast.

 

How do you feel about AI artwork used in your campaign?

I'm involved with a couple or PbP games that use it to help keep people involved and I rather enjoy it.

Just to be clear, I'm not talking about AI art being used in manuals. I'm talking about art being generated for use in a specific campaign.

Thoughts?

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Zines (lemmy.world)
submitted 2 years ago by TigerClawTV to c/osr
 

I picked this up off of Amazon for 5 bucks. I was actually really pleased. Offers a good adventure hub/location, thier own iteration of an optional barbarian class for b/x and some nice maps.

Any other zines worth checking out?

 

It looks pretty gruesome. Even for a DOS game. I'm intrigued.

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High Score Thread (lemmy.world)
 

Post High Scores! Attached is my high score from the last time I played Joust.

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submitted 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) by TigerClawTV to c/osr
 

This was my favorite thread on the old r/OSR. So is your favorite system/systems?

I'll start:

Basic Fantasy - BF gets overlooked a lot because the print books are sold at cost so I think it ends up being a lot of peoples introduction to OSR, but I keep coming back to it. The modules are really well written.

Old School Essentials - Just got the Rules Tome and I love it, though I haven't had the change to dig into a game with it yet.

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submitted 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) by TigerClawTV to c/osr
 

I migrated from Reddit after the API changes, like a lot of folks. My favorite thing to do on Reddit was to discuss tabletop roleplaying outside of D&D.

I wanted to go ahead and get the ball rolling in building an OSR community here in lemmy.world.

I'm going to post something on this sub everyday from now on. See you tomorrow.

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