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probably the oddest thing about a long TTRPG break is trying to remember character voices

Not that I put a whole VA spin on them, but I like to at least do a certain amount of intonation and speech pattern to differentiate from my plain voice (I have considered looking into voice training only but I think that would put me into a path I'm not prepared for)

and my general notes are

"Alicia: Is brash, sounds like she is always right (she rarely is)

Clover: Is soft spoken, sounds like he is always wrong (he rarely is)"

And now occasionally will dip into Susanne, who for some reason I made slightly seductive? Because I guess that's where my mind went with "what does someone who did spying jobs for a good time of her life sounds like"

At least with a deeper voice than usual it also requires me to put less strain

I did not pick The Scion for my next Masks campaign because of the default image (I always make picrews for my characters) BUT it certainly helped a little bit that I looked and thought "I wish it was me"

I forgot that they had already done a Session 0/1 together, so my first session was a lot of "who are all these people!?" and taking plenty of notes

Still quite fun! We were called to the principal's office for something I wasn't even present at and I loved it

it got cancelled 🙃

Sim, postei em português, ninguém pode me impedir

I've been trying to write a game about Christmas movies for bloody years - I find them fascinating.

Turns out the best way to do it was to treat Hallmark's relentless heteronormatism and reinforcement of Christian, patriarchal norms as a sort of cosmic horror akin to your Cthulhus and your Kings in Yellow, and go from there. So it's a survival horror game, and it's a body horror game, and odds are you won't make it unless you fall in love and embrace the true magic of Christmas.