Trollbabe
jburneko:
Yay! Trollbabe print! All Hail Tha!
That said... Ron finally writes a Story Now teaching text and chooses Trollbabe to do it with. Ron, you make the *weirdest* publishing decisions.
But I think that weirdness drills down into the designs themselves which is what I enjoy about them. Trollbabe, alas remains the only Adept Press game I haven't played (well S/lay w/ Me too but that just came out). Maybe with print book in hand I'll have an easier time inspiring people.
Jesse
GreatWolf:
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hat said... Ron finally writes a Story Now teaching text and chooses Trollbabe to do it with. Ron, you make the *weirdest* publishing decisions.
Makes perfect sense to me. Um, though now I'm having a hard time articulating why. Some of it has to do with the fact that Trollbabe was designed to be Vanilla Narrativism. Between that and a relatively simple system (though not a shallow system!), it makes for an easy introduction to this approach to roleplaying.
Actually, I was realizing that I have a daughter who is interested in roleplaying. I'm wondering if Trollbabe would be a good game to try with her. (Her brothers are also interested, but, you know, not long term interested at this point.)
droog:
TB is a great game for little girls: http://www.indie-rpgs.com/forum/index.php?topic=26340
Arturo G.:
I was really expecting this.
Trollbabe was the first game that put me on the way to really understand some things about game design and narrativism. But I discovered it much later.
Judd:
I cannot wait to get my hands on this one.
And at the same time, I am kicking myself for not asking my buddy/proxy on the Gen Con floor to pick up a copy for me along with Misery Bubblegum and RPGirl.
Now I will just have to be patient.
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