Found Plot Seeds: Historical Mad Scientists on Wikipedia Edtion

Awesome.

Internville

This was going to be for Crosstoberfest (remember that?) last year, combining the Hollow Tooth Diaries and Workshop Tomorrow. I was going to wait until next month to publish it in Crosstoberfest Redux. Today, Friend Kris threw down the gauntlet, challenging me to write a one-page RPG, done by tonight. I'd been musing on this one for almost a year, so I figured I may as well put it down on e-paper.

With that, I present to you, Internville.

Found Plot Seeds - Aagh Aagh Aagh Edition

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My Sitcom Pitch

An espionage/infiltration human-replica android escapes his government handlers and attempts to fit in among the civilian populace by impersonating a young, successful professional in New York City. He experiences life, love, and laughter for the first time.

The title: Battery Life.

Update Update Update

Not much content lately. I apologize to all three of my readers (that might be an ambitious estimate). I've been working on secret projects.

For some quick content, isn't it cool when RPGs are written with a distinct style? It doesn't happen often, but when it does, it's delightful. Some examples:

• The conversational (Trail of Cthulhu)
• The darkly comedic (Deadlands, Paranoia)
• The poetically academic (Houses of the Blooded)
• Whatever the heck Nobilis is

Some other styles a prospective author probably shouldn't use:

• The belligerent ("Of course you can't combine ability modifiers on a single challenge roll! What the hell is your problem?")
• The Ye Olde Harde Core ("Like the noble warriors of old would honour their weapons, honour thy dice. They are your sword and shield against the foul terrors of the dark!")
• The critical theorist ("Attribute is the linguistic container used to collect a number of different 'truths' or 'rules' that can, in the collective idea-space, affect the shared hallucination between the players/performers.)

Imagine your own terribly inappropriate game writing styles! Collective fun!

The Worst Game in the World Award!

It's been far too long since I complained about games on the Internet. To rectify this grievous breach of proper online conduct, I present to you the Worst Game in the World Award! Celebrating the most misguided blunders in the name of personal amusement, a recipient of the WGITWA needs to fail so comprehensively that it is not only uninteresting, but actively infuriating.

The results are in! Imagine a drumroll, then click “Read More” once you are sufficiently excited.