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Run It Like A One-Shot (But Not a Blood Opera)

November 4, 2015April 14, 2021 Paul Beakley77 Comments

A thing I've slowly been embracing the past couple years is running my games like each session is a self-enclosed event...and then having faith that there will be material for another one, and another, for as long as we want.

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Posted in Indie Game Reading ClubTagged Best Of, Philosophy, Technique
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