Eric

Once per year in early March, the Roll +Bond Discord community (which is a one-shot focused TTRPG community that kind of grew out of the Friends at the Table Discord community) runs a 72 hour charity live stream Marathon where community members play games, have fun and collect money for good things. I was fortunate enough to have been a part of these for every year they have been ran and it always was a great joy, not only to play games with incredibly creative and nice people, but to watch them as well.

The next marathon is right around the corner and will happen between March 3rd and March 5th. I personally will be running a session of Armour Astir on March 4th, but I can genuinely say that every single game that is being ran will be worth watching.

So please mark your calendars for a weekend of Robots, Wrestling, Courtroom drama, more robots, Super Heroes, and so much more, while we're all trying to raise as much Money for Trans Lifeline as we can.

If you're curious about previous iterations of the event, you can watch them all on Youtube.

Join me and some friends on the 3rd as we play a small anthology of Tensile Breakdown conflicts on the same planet over time! And then SEAMLESSLY segue into wrestling.

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Once per year in early March, the Roll +Bond Discord community (which is a one-shot focused TTRPG community that kind of grew out of the Friends at the Table Discord community) runs a 72 hour charity live stream Marathon where community members play games, have fun and collect money for good things. I was fortunate enough to have been a part of these for every year they have been ran and it always was a great joy, not only to play games with incredibly creative and nice people, but to watch them as well.

The next marathon is right around the corner and will happen between March 3rd and March 5th. I personally will be running a session of Armour Astir on March 4th, but I can genuinely say that every single game that is being ran will be worth watching.

So please mark your calendars for a weekend of Robots, Wrestling, Courtroom drama, more robots, Super Heroes, and so much more, while we're all trying to raise as much Money for Trans Lifeline as we can.

If you're curious about previous iterations of the event, you can watch them all on Youtube.

I’m going to be making a city with i’m sorry did you say street magic on the 3rd and building and defending a post-post-apocalyptic community in Songs for the Dusk on the 5th

So the Steam Next Fest has been a bit mixed so far. The Demo I put out for Virtue's Heaven had incredibly broken keyboard controls, and also a bunch of other broken things and I had no day this week, where I didn't had to spend the first half of it fixing some incredibly dire issue, none if which being apparent a week ago. What's most frustrating about all of these problems is that it probably lead to a ton of people never getting out of the demo's tutorial area, which is a big shame.

Anyway, I should've fixed most of the big problems, so if you haven't already checked it out, maybe give it a spin? I promise it's not as broken as it appeared to be earlier this week.

You can download the demo and Steam and I'll keep it for a while after the Next Fest has concluded.