Blog - final part - write up of the #HotWar #ttrpg mini-campaign from 2008.
This one details how things went down; hat tips to @eladrin and @DrMoose
again.
https://delta-pavonis.blogspot.com/2025/01/hot-war-mini-campaign-2008-write-up.html
Blog - some quick thoughts on the return of #HotWar and #ColdCity.
Two of my favourite #ttrpgs are returning via @HandiworkGames and I'm really looking forward to them. They bookend the #coldwar between Berlin post war and London after the war goes hot and the apocalypse happens in an #althistory #horror world written by @contestedground
https://delta-pavonis.blogspot.com/2025/01/cold-city-hot-war-return.html
Was there ever a time when #war benefited #CivilAviation? Are there benefits to #CivilAviation today from #wars? How have the recent wars been affecting civil aviation? Does military aviation still influence the development of civil #aviation? Adding to #HotWar in #Ukraine, what does the #DeclarationOfWar between #Hamas and #Israel in the #MiddleEast mean for the #AviationIndustry? Can civil aviation lobby for more peace if that's in the best interest of the industry?
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/war-bad-civil-aviation-orlando-o-spencer-i--qy7dc/
It might be said that the beginning of modern aviation was on December 17, 1903, with the success of the Wright Brothers first ever heavier than air flight in Kitty Hawk North Carolina. To be sure, others consider the beginning of modern aviation to be November 21 1783 when two brothers flew a hot a
One of my favorites from Caitlin Johnstone: "US accuses Chinese warship of unsafe maneuver in the Taiwan Strait; China accuses US warships of being on the wrong side of the fucking planet."
#China #Taiwan #TaiwanStrait #Canada #SouthChinaSea #USNavy #USHegemony #ColdWar #HotWar
@EvilWriter the Trust mechanic in Cold City and Hot War by Contested Ground Studios. At the end of each session, all characters either increase or decrease their trust in the other characters, along with an explanation of why it changed.
Thought seeking feedback: refer to global warming as The Hot War
In the cold war, at least two countries found themselves in nuclear stalemate. If any acted (fired) everyone would have lost.
The #hotWar has been going on for a while now. Here we have several countries which significantly add GHGs to atmosphere, and if they don't restrict such actions, everyone loses.
Good: simple, familiar metaphor. Stresses the fact that humans are causative.
Bad: could bring out competition/nationalism.
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