Was there a summer game code during this meeting

love our amazing library.

The game code has 2 letters transposed.

Loved her instruction matter!

🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶 that's greatest combination iv'e heard🎉

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This is so captivating Keep up the good work.

Is there a summer game code

Thank you for sharing. My sister has our grandmother's set of Catalina dinnerware. The colors are amazing and the hand feel and weight bring home their unique handmade nature. Love this!

Looks great!

This is a great book review! I read almost everything from Peachtree Teen (the publisher), and I feel like they've never disappointed me.

Loved this episode! I'm into Summer Reads, but I also think there's a big pressure on a Summer Read over like, Fall Reads and Winter Reads. I'm reading a lot of books in those seasons too! Right now I'm reading The Starless Sea as part of a book club (very good!!), and also The Ex Hex which is definitely more of a fall cozy witchy read.

All of these recipes sounded gross to me BUT it was a cool way to engage with local history!

Niepce's image was made with lens...

You have given an excellent history of the camera obscura. As far as that device by Hook, I'm hoping there was a stand and a way to ventilate it. I'm noting that the person is drawing on the back of the paper- so the paper must have been somewhat transparent...

She is a horrible and despicable human being with no credibility

文字表達能力很好，語言表達能力很差。中間很多的呃呃啊啊聽了很煩

Thanks so much for having us. May the Force be with you!

NPR brought me here today!!! Looked up the Pope thing you mentioned on air

he is my cousin

O love this but the bee could be a bit rounder in my opinion other then that it was a BUZZ watching you make art

thanks Ann Arbor for posting this--

inspiring innovators and improvisers!!

Thanks for the video. We gave it a go at home and felt like it went pretty well. Plain cookie with lemon curd filling. :)

This is what too much Twitter does

congratulations everyone :)

I Don’t think I am going to win

Very helpful information!!

Great video, thanks!

Such an excellent discussion. Made me realize the brilliance of this book!

Thank you for putting the spotlight on DJ Roger! This was great. ❤

Actual discussion starts at @7:12

These turned out very nicely. Thank you.

This is a great talk. Really makes me think about the mechanics of game design and the implicit assumptions they hold!

Great video!

Please tell me how you created the BLUE? I have watched this over and over and can't se the combination of black with what?? to make blue?? I see. blue in the video but cannot see how you made the blue- using black/white/and red??

Fascinating. Just fascinating.. 🙄

This comment section is only about half as trash as I thought! I hope to god that some right-wing idiot doesn't straw-man it.

Big yikes. Why is it always people that stand to benefit from it that are pushing agendas like these? The obvious bias seems like the first thing you'd recognize when you sit down to start brainstorming ideas.. I can't tell if it's a complete lack of self-awareness or if it's literally just activism dressed up as pedagogy. I'm not sure which would be more concerning

Avery is a legend :D The Quiet Year is a huge inspiration for me

first class mustard from all of u guys!! great talking and answering really broadend the horizon of a fellow upstart worldbuilder <3 oneluv

happy to have found this talk, I've been making a system for a setting with very queer story elements, and been banging my head in trying to make that more integrated into the rules design

Keep your nonsense out of my games. Nobody gives a shit.

Amazing talk. You’re a badass. Keep going!

I actually thought this was going to be the exact opposite of what it is because what it is appeared as entirely unbelievable to me, even as satire.

Peeps, if you're not an ally this talk literally is not for you. Go away and focus on the people and community that you _do_ care about, you'll feel better for it

a lovely talk :)

These people are such fragile narcissists that they need the rest of the world to constantly reaffirm their ego-centric delusions. The speaker looks exactly like a pudgy guy (because he is), but I'm supposed to pretend otherwise.

I generally agree with your general thesis that game mechanics are political. In particular, I wanted to add some nuance into the discussion that the ruleset and published mechanics of Dungeons and Dragons better facilities violent solutions through easily transferable personal power. Firstly, the ruleset published provides a base system, which is frequently modified at individual tables in a process of improvisation and negotiation between player and game master, which makes the game adaptable to tell stories that aren't supported by the base system. To be fair to your argument, as many TTRPG players have realized, it's often easier to find an alternative ruleset that offers explicit mechanica to support those types of narratives. Second, within the Player's Handbook, the game does contemplate localized political power through the use of Backgrounds and affiliated Background Features. Several Background are tied to social class like Nobles, Peasant Heroes, Urchins, Acolytes and Criminals. Customized backgrounds can also allow players to better modify their characters, which once again requires more work by the players at the table. Lastly, within the less read Dungeon Master's Guide and some of the published modules, you can find the rule mechanics for Factions and Renown. This directly translates into political influence, which is not portable. Factions and Renown are admitted not frequently implemented due to the increased overhead on the game master, but it demonstrates the designers contemplated and presented a simple framework for abstract political mechanics. Consequently, based on my own personal experience, especially in the context of small, localized TTRPG communities, with DnD taking the lionshare of games, such as Discord-based play-by-post living world / westmarch servers, you will find a disproportionately high population of neurodiverse individuals who have TTRPGs as their special interest. Similarly, there are also high concentrations of self-identifying queer individuals in these communities. This likely has to do with the documented association between autisim and queerness. In conclusion, I submit that Dungeons and Dragons is uniquely situated at the intersection of popularity and queer-friendly. With a little bit of work, you can play a game where power is a relational agreement between the ruled and ruler.