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Join Date: Apr 2018
Location: Idaho Falls
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If I wasn't so afraid of making rules errors, I would try to do the encounters in my story as postcard encounters.
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Carrboro, NC
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There are no rules errors, only "happy accidents". If the GM says it, it's the rule. Post (card) away! |
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Join Date: Feb 2016
Location: New Jersey
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I'd actually like to make a few as actual postcards. Actually, I may be the one to blame for the postcard contest submissions being actual postcards.
When Hexagram 1 was in crowdfunding, postcard adventures were listed as a stretch goal. Some members of the TFT Discord were mentioning how those were a blast from the past and explained them. I was intrigued by the concept so I went on to make my first postcard adventure.... my first ANY adventure. I was more into the Ogre types of games and not a roleplayer, before TFT's rerelease. I made an adventure, made a revised edition, and said on Discord on March 7th, I also decided to send my postcard adventure to SJ... as an actual postcard! Somewhere, SJ games announced a contest and I decided not to wait for the rules. I sent it in long before the official rules were released, hence my submission being postcard #1 in the book. You can read on the adventure #1 card in the postcard adventure pdf that I decided not to wait for rules! I was too anxious. This explains why postcard #1 is like a full scenario, and doesn't conform to the rule that the map must be buildable from the Legacy Edition's megahex pack! I love the contest and hope there are more!
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