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"Remember Frankie?" is a storytelling game about creating a shared history at the crossroads of memory and fiction for 3-4 players. Anecdotal stories about Frankie are accompanied by stylized lyrics composed by the other players - breathing life into Frankie’s persona while emphasizing the connection players have to each other.

alewoodgames.itch.io/remember-

itch.ioRemember Frankie? by Alewood GamesTell all your secrets but lie about your past. A storytelling and poem writing game inspired by the lyrics of Tom Waits.

Lashunta Inspirational Pic of the Week
John Bolton

This pic's selection began as a trial to find an representative pic for a Korasha. It sorta succeeded. It became an exercise reflecting on the many stereotypes in Sword & Sorcery fantasy art in how females are portrayed.

Since the Lashunta are ruled by a Damaya Matriarchy, I've set myself a goal to avoid depictions of submissive females. The Evil Sorceress (exemplified here) is one of the few tropes where the female is not submissive.

To interpret in a Lashunta context, this would likely be a scene in which contemporary artists show a tale from the Age of the Thief-Queen, who were infamous as skull-collectors. She has summoned something (her Korasha warrior-harem? something more eldritch?) to deal with the hero. Interestingly, Korasha heroes resisting the Thief-Queens' oppression is a common theme in Lashunta historical fiction.

My kid (8) has asked me to run a tabletop game for her and her friends (my dreams as a parent are all coming true!) and I'm sincerely excited by the prospect. BUT: I must also consider how to handle this.
Do I just get her to invite some friends over?
Do I make it a club at the school?
Do I make it a club at the library next to the school?

Any advice / anecdotes are appreciated!