A note on how rolld stores your games Your game logs store a name snapshot, not just a BGG id, so they still read as yours even if BGG or rolld disappears. Here's the thinking behind some of the design choices of rolld. https://skypress.blog/@rolld.at/my-game-logs-changelog/3mqkqniiqrs2u

A few days ago I wrote about @rolld.at, the little board game tracker I built on the AT Protocol. As I mentioned then, this is very much a learning experiment for me. In this post, I'd like to come back to a few of my struggles and the things I learned while designing it.

The cool thing about games in the Atmosphere is that we can work together and share records easily. For instance we have a new unlock-able magic kick in chaos.soccer but you need to get it through another game... we'll let you guess which one.

rolld now knows about your rpg.actor character Shipped a small thing on rolld I'm happy about: your rolld profile now shows your @rpg.actor character too. https://skypress.blog/@rolld.at/my-game-logs-changelog/3mq7w3ax2c227

For years my board game log lived in a little WordPress plugin. rolld.at is my next small experiment: the same log, rebuilt on the AT Protocol, where each play is a record on your own PDS. Give it a try, let me know what you think (and you can follow @rolld.at!)

rolld.at is live :) rolld is live. It's a board game tracker where your plays live on your own PDS, not in someone's database. Come log a game. :) https://skypress.blog/@rolld.at/my-game-logs-changelog/3mq5wcmye3k2l