Here's a few more pieces of fanart I found on my archives for #fattrewind

#fattrewind aria :)

I'm only on the ttrpg indie space because of @friends-table.bsky.social and the fan community surrounding it, happy 11th fatt anniversary and good #fattrewind to everyone celebrating it! Here's a sad Cori I drew for #15daysofFatT 2023

Beautiful cool morning to sit in the shade and read some more PALLAS.

Love a burnable ttrpg, that’s the quality I look in a game

field research

im obsessed

1. PALLAS (@vivien-holmes.bsky.social & @alicesamv.bsky.social ) That's right, I'm talking about this game again, but it FITS! Jane Austen meets Piranesi - you'll find infinite halls and rooms of surrealist, fantastical parties thrown by god-like patrons of the arts. 🎭🪭

Lovers of indie #ttrpg, what are some of your favourites that you've read recently and are desperate to play? Here are some of the gems I've got hold of, and recently read, that have me REALLY excited by their concepts, lore, design, or cool mechanics! 🤩

Pallas is a very stratified society where one’s affiliations matter a great deal. Using the Resistance system, we could represent that through the different Domains. The book includes setting write-ups with Patrons, Guests, Factions and Rooms from each Domain. Here are some of my favourites:

#ttrpgradar finale. Here is my top 4. 1. The yugioh challenge bsky.app/profile/past... Mausritter SRD bsky.app/profile/losi... Pallas with gorgeous layout bsky.app/profile/alic... A starter pack of ttrpg designers that joined my #selfpromoSaturday. Join the next one! go.bsky.app/58NNGJW

Pallas is a game about being a struggling artist in a surreal comedy of manners and so, instead of classes or playbooks, we have Professions that determine what sort of artist you’ll play. The book include eight professions, so let’s get to know a bit about these artists!

Do you like Jane Austen? Or maybe you're a fan of Susanna Clarke's Piranesi? Are you into surrealist fantasy of manners, infinite houses and god like beings that deal in the arts? Boy, do I have the perfect ttrpg for you, may I present PALLAS!

Ursula le Guin, on the accusation that fantasy is an escape from reality