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It's great to see your enthusiasm for exploring new games despite the challenges you've mentioned. I completely relate to the struggle of finding the right fit for your group, especially with dynamics like Jim's. Have you considered incorporating some lighthearted elements from games like Funny Shooter 2 ? It might just help lighten the mood during your sessions!

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It's great to hear some folks are actually reading your blog! Sounds like you've been busy with RPGs. Helping your friend with Classic Traveller in Fantasy Grounds is a noble quest, especially if it involves avoiding a Mongoose. Scabbard Campaign Manager sounds intriguing, hopefully the extra work pays off. Campaign creation can be like navigating a challenging Snow Rider level, requiring patience and skill. Remember to thank your game host!

Wow, it sounds like you've been busy consuming a ton of great content! With all that world-building and character development, you're practically running your own tabletop RPG empire. Maybe between sessions, you could unwind with something a little lighter. It reminds me of when I'd fire up Papa's Pizzeria for a quick, fun break. I bet you could even find some thematic inspiration there!

Think you've got what it takes to run a pizza joint? Papa's Pizzeria throws you into the kitchen and challenges you to become the ultimate pizza chef! From taking orders to crafting the perfect pie, this fast-paced game will test your skills.

Will you be the hunter or the hunted? tag game keeps players on tag game edge with fast swaps and unpredictable turns that keep every second full of tension and laughter.

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The author is facing some life changes and wants to try a new TTRPG system but had a negative experience suggesting Dungeon Crawl Classics to their group due to a player’s strong opposition. They were hoping to run a low-magic Viking campaign, which doesn’t really fit D&D 5e. They discovered “Black Sword Hack” through Professor Dungeon Master on YouTube, a rules-light, d20 roll-under system with Elric/Stormbringer influences. The author is intrigued by its simplicity (10 levels, no XP, simplified combat & spells, DM doesn’t roll) and thinks it would be easier to adapt for a Viking setting than D&D 5e, which is important given their need for something less mentally taxing due to recovering from a stroke. They are asking if anyone has experience with or even heard of Black Sword Hack.

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A new journey always brings special inspiration. Wishing the Viking campaign great success. I also just relaxed with a fun game on sprunki phase 3 before reading this article.