I’ve seen a lot of artist Patreon’s who make #DnD battle maps, but they’re always very small, they usually look like they could only fit a handful of people. Anyone follow any artists who make really large battle maps? Like something that could be used for an entire army. I’ve been looking for this for a while but never had any luck
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@gcvsa there absolutely needs to be more TTRPG content written by PoC, and this isn’t a refutation of that, but in the interest of supporting Asian creators and an Asian studio, I absolutely love what Centaur Games is doing with their A Thousand Thousand Islands setting and I try to recommend it at pretty much every opportunity I get
@WestCoastChelle if they like fantasy, the Singing Hills Cycle by Nghi Vo is a great series! The novellas are quick reads, and not very related to each other, but they are all very enjoyable, and the NB main character is present throughout all of them.
Chaska the Magic Dog 
@universalhub In their own words, a great place for more density, but denied anyway for being literally one floor taller than all surrounding buildings. Beyond frustrating to see
WizardThiefFighterRoleplaying is folk art.
Curiously contemporary article considering the #ogl events.
https://www.wizardthieffighter.com/2023/roleplay-is-folk-art/
Roleplay Is Folk Art
Adapted from the original I wrote for the fantasy audio magazine CANDLE. Under the Ogl's Gaze Recently there's been plenty of turmoil in the roleplaying hobby, especially among publishers, about the rumored moves by Hasbro to cripple the open-gaming license, which helped trigger the OG OSR
Dragoncrown GamesI think we need to take a moment to acknowledge that, with OGL 1.1, @[email protected] and @[email protected] are effectively making the game less diverse and inclusive, and by extension, TTRPGs in general.
For us minorities, #DnD is often an entry point.
#OpenDnD #BoycottHasbro #BoycottDnDMovie
@Smcc this is super helpful advice, thanks! We knew we would have to figure out a way to agree on style, but couldn’t figure out the best way to do it. This makes a lot of sense though
@kellyblack glad to hear even the professionals are using Google docs at the start! The ability to collaborate on there is really great
@ng76 ok but if someone were to actually make a guide to creating wave crawls I would absolutely read it