nathanicus

Thank you so much. I think a serious post-apocalyptic milieu could be done rather well sans zombies, mutants, monsters, and anything spookily supernatural. Man, having brought himself into such a state,

Thank you so much. As always, I am tremendously appreciative.

Excellent. I’m glad I could be somewhat helpful to you and your brother. I hope both of you are doing well this fine evening.

Thank you. The value add of my blog is to solidify the foundations for gaming understanding and to formalize them a bit with numbers and more rigorous analysis. I hope this comes across. I always feel

Thank you very much indeed. As always, I am honored.

You are quite right to point out that this essay contains my contributory analysis, not just of the book under review but of the game at issue as well. I should’ve been clearer about that. I apologize

Thank you. I truly appreciate. I’m still learning Steem, so I shall do my best to merit this.

Thank you very much. I’m glad to converse with someone else who’s read it. It seemed like a rather obscure book that I found used at a discount book store.

Thank you very much indeed. I’m honored. I was unable to reply sooner because I lacked the SP. This will help tremendously.

I’m not sure I understand what you mean. Will you please clarify?

Everyone who wants to design RPGs should probably start with designing tabletop games. Those came first in the history of the games. Phylogeny recapitulates ontogeny. I’ve also found that as I’ve gotten