Due to dice.camp money and data situation I wanted to check my posts deletion setting and they were quite generous. I went through my post history and it was mostly just one-off funny at that time posts or ramblings that got attention of two people. So I set up stricter rules.

But also I realised that anything I write here is very temporary. And all of the stuff I "leave behind" is my blog. Which makes sense but also shows how luckluster I am when it comes to my online presence. Huh

Some time ago for like two months I supported Dungeons and Daddies podcast and I still get some newsletter when stuff happens. I like them, their main stuff is entertaining. Currently they have a backerkit campaign for a DnD sourcebook and I'm like "why?".

Not only they mostly play DnD by the rules (but changing the flavour) so you could just do what they do but also it is just another "wacky and zany" DnD sourcebook on the market. It feels so much like a money grab.

I'm so busy recently running #BandOfBlades and catching up on other RPG stuff that I don't have time to engage neither here not on my blog. I'm also detoxing myself from short form content which means I retract even more from Discord and end up even less connected with larger hobby.

I'm quite happe though, I finally have a mind to not be bored by essays and other long form media.

I think running premade adventures in #TTRPG is like another skill I never developed over 20 years. At least some of them. Give me a sandbox-thing or one-pager and I'm on it. But more trad adventures, especially older adventures are black magic to me.

I read a post about the best adventures for Traveller, read about them and took a peak at some and... How do I start? How do I prepare it? Do I read it whole and make my own notes on everything? Running it straight from a book seems impossible