heyo!) just swinging by to tell you that i'm taking you mislabeling my silly lil fanart as a ship/fandom i've heard about for the first time in my life today (just now) as a 'oooh you HAVE to go check out a tabletop gaming podcast (?) ooooh' sign from universe :3c have a gr8 day cheers bye

wereshrew-admirer:

oh my god PLEASE listen to friends at the table, genuinely i almost put “but op you should really listen to this podcast” in the tags after i figured out i misinterpreted it!

if you can at all tolerate actual play podcasts then FatT is like.. life changing media (i happen to be very autistic about it but most folks i know have also had this “oh i didn’t realize how much of a difference listening to stories made by a thoughtful, self-critical, queer, <list extends> cast makes??” experience. raised the bar impossibly high without being too heavy-handed lol)

it’s a pretty big mass of work though, so if you need help figuring out where to start i’d be happy to!

sangfielle, the one i’d thought you did fanart of, was their most recent season; sort of a weird old western/horror/fantasy. but there’s sci-fi, there’s fantasy, there’s uncanny-atlantic city, there’s <list extends>, and most of them are told using different ttrpgs, so if there’s a game you’re already familiar with that might be a good place to start, or if you start a season and have a hard time following because of the game they’re playing it might be worth it to try another season that could be more intuitive to you. (i’m personally in it for the narrative and the collective storytelling, so i know the game-y aspect can be a lot if you’re not used to it)

editing to add a link to the wiki, it’s very thorough and easy to navigate and might be easier than talking to an insane-about-it stranger:

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