Short Overview: Sometimes bad things should happen to the PCs, which are not due to the players' low rolls or failed plans. Do non-fantasy TTRPGs like Marvel Multiverse, World of Darkness or Call of Cthulhu lend themselves well to
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Sometimes bad things should happen to the PCs, which are not due to the players' low rolls or failed plans. Do non-fantasy TTRPGs like Marvel Multiverse, World of Darkness or Call of Cthulhu lend themselves well to As I've been exploring a megadungeon solo, I've found a lot of really natural opportunities for
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- Sometimes bad things should happen to the PCs, which are not due to the players' low rolls or failed plans.
- Do non-fantasy TTRPGs like Marvel Multiverse, World of Darkness or Call of Cthulhu lend themselves well to
- As I've been exploring a megadungeon solo, I've found a lot of really natural opportunities for
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