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With Wardensaga coming out later this month, I want to look back on some of my design decisions for Runecairn. Partly as critical self-reflection but also to walk you through some of my reasonings and choices. I started with a goal of making a Dark Souls #TTPRG🧵 
I'm a massive fan of the Souls series and thought it would be a cool experiment to see what the experience would be playing it as a TTRPG. I'd previously written and published 5e adventures, but I had a feeling D&D wouldn't be the right fit for Dark Souls
I looked at other systems and considered using Old School Essentials as a base, but I wanted something more streamlined that that. I'd previously come across Cairn by @yochaigal1 and really liked the look of it — the cover is what grabbed me the most but also the general vibe
Icons a la #13thAge for #FallOfDeltaGreen—Combining historical personages of the #Sixties with fictional/#CthulhuMythos figures.
#TTPRG #CampaignSeed #AlmostButNotQuiteTotallyInfeasible
#TTPRG #CampaignSeed #AlmostButNotQuiteTotallyInfeasible
Historical personages of the 1960s stand for "heroic" and "ambiguous" icons, while fictional/#CthulhuMythos figures fall between "ambiguous" and "villanous" icons.
1—James Jesus Angleton (CIA)
The Company's Chief of Counter-Intelligence and overseer of Operation MHCHAOS, Angleton may have learned of Delta Green's existence during his mole-hunting, but if so, it's yet another secret for him to keep.
The Company's Chief of Counter-Intelligence and overseer of Operation MHCHAOS, Angleton may have learned of Delta Green's existence during his mole-hunting, but if so, it's yet another secret for him to keep.
