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#Magnanimous, Perennial #BroXT Title Contender, Jeffro Crown Bearer
Jun 16 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
Just look at this. The game as it is played by millions of people simply does not have space for this type of thing to occur. Meanwhile, when you play the game as a Total Nonstop Braunstein, you have space for EVERY SINGLE type of game. Image
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Image Imagine you are in a typical 5E campaign.

Can you imagine your PC getting caught and then publicly executed by an NPC? First, almost no DMs would entertain doing this at the risk of alienating fragile players.
Mar 22 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
RPGs are actually meant to be played by a network of likeminded hobbyists. What Sandy is describing is the fundamental reason why the hobby turned out the way it did. Quirk chubgus rules the hobby because nobody had standards. Standards were illegal. “It’s not like chess!☝️🤓”

Why do we accept this at face value?

“Because there are unlimited things you can do in RPGs! The rules are limited!”

You can always add rules if necessary. But changing rules fundamentally alters the gameplay experience in ways you don’t expect.
Nov 25, 2025 • 32 tweets • 6 min read
@hill_jowett @jpmccarthyjr Bros assume you are speaking in bad faith because, usually, people come up “just asking questions” but it becomes clear that they really just want to argue. But I am #Magnanimous and am happy to answer your questions. @hill_jowett @jpmccarthyjr 1. The typical bro response is that the party would remain in the dungeon because that is where they left their PCs. But in reality, with ~15 minutes left the party decides to turn around, and the return journey is just a few random encounter rolls to return.
Oct 20, 2025 • 52 tweets • 11 min read
I recently finished playing Tiny d10 by @td10rpg as a solo game. I created four characters, one for each class and race, and played the included module "The Broken Light." This is my recap and review. Image If you are not yet familiar with Tiny d10, you can check out the whole thing on for free. It is a simple role-playing game whose ruleset may be considered "rulez lytte." All rolls can be resolved with a d10, and the rules fit on just 10 pages.td10.org