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New website!
Hey everyone!
I have a new website here:
I'm starting it off by announcing a new megagame I'm psyched about called We Are Not Alone. There's a lot more projects coming down the pipeline though. I'm thrilled and happy to finally be announcing stuff.
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I have a new website here:
Please click through and subscribe if you're interested! <3
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You should read this post if you haven't:
https://www.facebook.com/amandapatricianagy/posts/10215845527064252
I believe Mandy.
Zak Smith's blog was the thing that got me into tabletop RPG's. This blog wouldn't exist without him. The first tabletop RPG session I ever ran was from Vornheim, his debut print work, and I've been running Maze of the Blue Medusa for over a year now. A lot of the previous posts here have been focused on his work - reviewing it, recounting actual print stories from it. I've decided to remove that content from the blog now.
I have defended Zak online in the past, and I feel ashamed of that now. I retract those statements, and I'm sorry for any harm I've caused. I think Scrap Princess and Patrick Stuart have written about this better than I can. I agree with them.
http://falsemachine.blogspot.com/2019/02/you-should-read-this.html
http://monstermanualsewnfrompants.blogspot.com/2019/02/obituary-for-zak-sabbath.html
I am glad that he is now being exposed and condemned. I'm glad to see the DIY D&D scene, and the creators I most love from that scene, excise him. I know this community will make incredible, beautiful games without him.
I want to thank Mandy, Jennifer and Hannah for coming forward and speaking up.
This may be one of the last posts made on this blog. I felt like it was important to post, for anyone who may go through the archives and isn't aware of some context. I'm currently working on a videogame, and I plan to change to a new website to release that. In case this is the last post on this blog, I also want to thank Scrap Princess, Patrick Stuart, Matthew Adams, Tom Fitzgerald, and too many others to name, for inspiring me beyond words.
https://www.facebook.com/amandapatricianagy/posts/10215845527064252
I believe Mandy.
Zak Smith's blog was the thing that got me into tabletop RPG's. This blog wouldn't exist without him. The first tabletop RPG session I ever ran was from Vornheim, his debut print work, and I've been running Maze of the Blue Medusa for over a year now. A lot of the previous posts here have been focused on his work - reviewing it, recounting actual print stories from it. I've decided to remove that content from the blog now.
I have defended Zak online in the past, and I feel ashamed of that now. I retract those statements, and I'm sorry for any harm I've caused. I think Scrap Princess and Patrick Stuart have written about this better than I can. I agree with them.
http://falsemachine.blogspot.com/2019/02/you-should-read-this.html
http://monstermanualsewnfrompants.blogspot.com/2019/02/obituary-for-zak-sabbath.html
I am glad that he is now being exposed and condemned. I'm glad to see the DIY D&D scene, and the creators I most love from that scene, excise him. I know this community will make incredible, beautiful games without him.
I want to thank Mandy, Jennifer and Hannah for coming forward and speaking up.
This may be one of the last posts made on this blog. I felt like it was important to post, for anyone who may go through the archives and isn't aware of some context. I'm currently working on a videogame, and I plan to change to a new website to release that. In case this is the last post on this blog, I also want to thank Scrap Princess, Patrick Stuart, Matthew Adams, Tom Fitzgerald, and too many others to name, for inspiring me beyond words.