I use the name Seedling or Seedling Games on the Internet to talk about tabletop RPGs and other related creative things.
Sometimes I make things as well, you can find my website here: https://seedlinggames.com/
Some wildflowers from this year
I don't have a space for a garden so I spent a lot of time this spring going out and looking at the wildflowers
This was from about a month and a half ago. I never get tired of California Poppies
I've seen temporary ones in libraries. Like they're only on certain days but are somewhat regular
Hi everyone! I was born in Canada, live in the US, and Asian and mixed race. I'm generally a little vague about my real world identity online though beyond that. You can find me here on Mastodon: https://dice.camp/@seedling although it's basically all my TTRPG stuff.
oh I hadn't thought of doing that, but that's a great idea!
I want to play Wanderhome, but one issue with it is I want someone who really understands how that style of play works to play it with me. I'm very intrigued by the game but can't quite wrap my head around how it actually goes at the table.
Next on my to play list is Reach of the Roach God but the issue there is scheduling: I have an existing weekly campaign and struggle to find time for a second campaign-length module.
I also want to play Gubat Banwa, I might try the solo rules, but I also have a massive backlog of solo games I want to try.
I made a blog post about solo gaming, with a focus on adapting rules-light games like Cairn
I also try and give an overview of solo RPGS in general.
This is maybe rather obvious to people who would be in this community, but I also recently read The Ink That Bleeds, which is about solo journalling games, which is a very interesting perspective on them - it's cool to see how other people approach solo games, which I think are ultimately a very broad genre