#games_of_the_late_1900s
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The other 90s game that changed my gaming was Amber, a diceless game set in the multiverse of Zelazny's novels. It was brain melting in focusing on family squabbles and interpersonal drama in an engaging way. It's a game where you can liter
@PaulBaldowski OMG, I had forgotten about this. Thanks so much for reminding me. I now have to dig through the boxes in my basement to see if I still have mine. #Games_of_the_Late_1900s
Pendragon is one of my all time favorite games. It's a game of Arthurian Romance, that does a brilliant job of contrasting the shimmering ideals of Arthurian glamour, with the shitty patriarchal reality of the British middle ages. It also h
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