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Hey everyone!
Sharing something I just released.
Stirring the Hornet's Nest at Het Thamsya.

A one-shot TTRPG adventure module about rescuing a meditating monk from a temple of automatons and wasp monsters.

This is my first time writing an adventure (with lots of help from awesome people), so I’m doing a launch sale. $1 till the end of the month.

DTRPG: https://preview.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/474724/stirring-the-hornet-s-nest-at-het-thamsya

Itch.io: https://heycentaur.itch.io/hetthamsya

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I have a request for the #ttrpg and #socialJustice folks.

Strap in; I don't usually do threads. But I need help from the angriest, un-White-est, un-eurocentric-ist corners, un-bound-by-gender-norm-ist corners of this place, the folks who play joyfully with their allies and kids because it's not a luxury, it's what we fight for.

(Sealions will be blocked instantly.)

My family---my children---love role playing games, and I have used collusive narratives with some rules, lots of world building, and dice since they were very small. But now that they are old enough to go looking on the internet, to read the rulebooks... we have a serious representation problem.

I guess it's (roughly) comparable to the systematic oppression in the #Fedi, though I really, really don't want to trivialise-by-comparison the appalling violence that Black heroes here are struggling to name and dismantle.

But when we look at the popular play-along videos or the books or whatever - we *are* the exotic at best, the horrors at worst. Everyone in those videos are the people who describe us as "the interesting family", the people who sabotaged our autism support groups with their instinctive racism, gender norms (and layer upon layer of other -isms).

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