sam “ludonarrative disinterest” sorensen @samsorensen.bsky.social · 19/12/2025hello gamers I'm back with another blogpost. this one's about me trying to suss out how different tables play, and the three basic questions I use to draw those differences: samsorensen.blot.im/sams-three-q... 77516
Robert Guglielmino @robertguglielmino.bsky.social · 19/12/2025putting your favorite kind of taxonomical ttrpg in a dating profile like a Meyers-Briggs result 110
Fluffytheterrible6🌀 @fluffytheterrible6.bsky.social · 19/12/2025Problem Solving, Authorial, World Favoring is Nobilis Third Edition I think The players are gods, capable of fundamentally reshaping reality, but play tends to be very goal oriented(At least more than games like Chuubo's) and powers work off intuition and creativity instead of pure mechanics 230
Nael Fox -> Extortin' and Gamin' @sfxprb.bsky.social · 19/12/2025Putting this blog post in a mental category of posts that make me go "Hrrrrrrrmmmmm". 110
sam “ludonarrative disinterest” sorensen @samsorensen.bsky.social · 19/12/2025it also features this exciting three-axis graph, which I'm sure will never be used in toxic discourse discussions ever 1243
StrangerSide @strangerside909.bsky.social · 19/12/2025This is great stuff! Gives me a good framework to think about how I'm designing my system as I try in vain to move my dot as close to the center as possible. 110
jhdale @jhdale.bsky.social · 19/12/2025I guess I have trouble getting my head around this distinction between trad and old-school because my years of experience with D&D and AD&D never resembled what I guess OSR is supposed to be. Certainly not any more than my current games, despite how rule-focused RM is supposed to be. 110
Matthew Andre @gugg.bsky.social · 19/12/2025Grimwild is likely a good representative for the Story-telling, non-authorial, world-favoring section. It has a story-altering meta-currency, but its use is relatively limited. 110
