The explanation for this is in the link, but it's been explained that there's too much "me" for a complete newcomer to actually find out who I am or what I've done. So I've created a page on the wiki that describes me... but the Gentle Reader shouldn't worry, because any sense of ego on my part has been completely sabotaged by my being an asshole with my opinions. That's something I didn't want anyone to miss.
If you honestly can't think of any comment you'd like to attach to this, may I humbly ask you to write in when you started reading me, why you still read me and why my nature isn't sufficiently curmudgeonly to actually drive you away. That would really sincerely help me. I could use the support. Writing this content about myself, I feel like I've performed seppuku.
While not actively running Dungeons and Dragons and also not agreeing with all you write (which would be impossible with anyone), I still find your work intellectually engaging and challenging. Your posts played a large role in my journey into adulthood (I discovered the blog in my late high school, early college years) beyond just being a Dungeonmaster. I still check in regularly, albeit as a non-commenter.
ReplyDeleteI found you back in the summer of 08', right as it kicked off. The maps were my initial draw searching for good material about hexes, but the price sheet was the big wow factor for me. The blog has gone through a lot of phases, but what kept me reading was that a new rule was always on the horizon to help enrich the game. The background generator, the tarot cards, the formation of the sage abilities, the city blocks, the development (then called tech) system and the adoption of the hex types. There's been so many phenomenal ideas, each of which is worthy of exploration and inclusion in making a game with more varied and interesting decisions. I'm glad to have been a fan for all this time.
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