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Trustlessness & Centralization in TTRPGs

System as social contract between designers and players

Posted byLīber LūdōrumOctober 10, 2022Posted inTheoryTags:agency, design, gameplay, incompleteness, rpg theory, rulebooks1 Comment on Trustlessness & Centralization in TTRPGs

Six Doors to Darkness

Six Doors to Darkness from Games Workshop

Analysis of an anti-game

Posted byLīber LūdōrumOctober 19, 2020January 12, 2022Posted inCriticismTags:Black Library, gameplay, Games Workshop, narrative, Warhammer HorrorLeave a comment on Six Doors to Darkness

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