Uploaded a new version of Hex Crawling the Void today with update reaction roll tables to more closely align with OSR standards and also I unfucked the page numbers productive day.

Managing the Expendables is working its way up the best sellers list on www.tuesdayknightgames.com/collections/... very gratifying.

Excited to be running Oni at the @cymerafestival.co.uk on the 7th.

windblown-vagrant.itch.io/hex-crawling... has been updated with play examples and refreshed rules description for the Board phase.

NASA just dropped the closest image ever taken of Jupiter...

A free quick start guide for Hex Crawling the Void. I had a lot of fun writing the examples of play sections: windblown-vagrant.itch.io/playing-the-...

Oni is now available in the Tuesday Knight Game store www.tuesdayknightgames.com/collections/...

This could be business casual if we even gave a shit

Solo rules for MtE, players primer for Hex crawling the void, and untitled pirate game to write. I've got no brain space left.

Is social media dying? How much did Twitter change as it became X? Which party now dominates the conversation? Using nationally representative ANES data from 2020 & 2024, I map how the U.S. social media landscape has changed Here are the key take-aways 🧵 Full paper out now in in JQD:DM!

If LLMs helped people live decent dignified lives no one would care if it replaced jobs. The fact that it is a tool that benefits fascist, fuedalist, and those who don't care enough to do the work is why people are against it.

I've done my job right as a GM if my players spend 15 minutes discussing the details of their character's work contract.

windblown-vagrant.itch.io/hex-crawling... front page got a nice make over by Lazarus.

Thinking of attending @cymerafestival.co.uk this year? To celebrate the programme launch, CYMERA will be at the Leith Walk Police Box from 11am, tomorrow (Friday, 10th April). There may also be FREE BOOKS... www.cymerafestival.co.uk #writingcommunity

What's this thing called traveller never heard of it.

windblown-vagrant.itch.io/hex-crawling... is released! Begin your adventures in space capitalism today!

Test prints through the mail.

LLMs will, are, have, killed the Internet.

I think we need to celebrate the death of Sora a bit more. This is a technology that, just MONTHS AGO, we were being told was going to literally destroy Hollywood and Disney was going to give them a BILLION DOLLARS and NONE OF THAT EVEN REMOTELY HAPPENED

Small acts of rebellion and kindness.

𝕾𝖊𝖆𝕾𝖓𝖆𝖐𝖊 9🤍 8🛡 6✦

So, I made a few things in 2025. Heres hoping I can make a few more in 2026.

"Standard issue tupperware has been deemed insufficient as a container for none-functional holding patterns due to possible contamination with lasagne." well I'm done writing for the day.

Playtesting is such an essential part of game design. I would never of guessed that the board phase of my little hex crawl space ship sim rpg would carry the better part of a whole 3 hour session.

You start designing a rpg system based on the doomed recon team sent into facility before the heroes arrive and then you accidently make a full wargame as set up.

Quick internet! I need silly name for star cluster... starts scrolling.

The idea that we are somehow obligated to engage in the PVP-based social media mode out of some kind of moral principle is bullshit.

Truth. I barely made (French) minimum wage last year. And definitely will NOT this year. Folks know I never stop not stopping, but I wouldn't be publishing games anymore if it weren't for my own personal Hela, <3

Toughest choice you have to make every morning when getting dressed.

Hm, I should probably start promoting the Derelict Jam. Right? itch.io/jam/sci-fi-d...

Is there a reason I'm so tired? checks schedule...

Delightfully evil things the players did in the playtest, take off the ships name plate to sell, turn off the power on every second light bulb, reduce the oxygen supply onboard by 10%, murder one of their crew members to avoid paying out the full salvage quota, all in the name of profit.

Findings from the playtest: 1.Players love playing corporate douchebags. 2.A clear indication of gameplay phase changes is more helpful than smooth cinematic scene change when setting gameplay expectations at least in the beginning. 3.The players need greater incentives to visit planets.

A serious geopolitical oversight.

I've been thinking a lot about the troupe play and how to explain it to new players. I wonder if the fighting fantasy rpg had it right and the language of cinema (scene, sqeuence, act) may be more helpful then game language (turn, round, phase) especially with multiple characters. Just a thought.

Reminded of the concept of "Speedbumps" in HIS MAJESTY THE WORM today. I'm a forgetful person by nature, and when I'm GMing there's a lot of spinning plates. I purposefully put speed bumps into the game so that I could remember to do the "bookkeeping" parts of the game that were important to me. 🧵

Play testing has begun on Hex crawling the Void. A spaceship hex crawl RPG toolkit I'm designing for Mothership.

I'm on bluesky!