Jason Schneiderman
@jadasc
Editor, proofreader, polyhedral enthusiast.
Repost to add alt text: my Bracket 1 @mtgarena.com Daredevil, Man Without Fear brawl deck. #mtgmsh #daredevil
Hey, @vonaether.bsky.social, you wouldn't happen to have a Vampire ankh in planeswalker orange, would you?
I mean, I'm karaoke-level at it, but I did run one. Lasted eight sessions or so — a complete story more or less.
Circa 2020. Inspired by @tmbg.bsky.social and @alliebrosh.bsky.social; art by @mossdogmusic.bsky.social.
My one convention indulgence: #vtm dice in black and ghostly green from a local vendor.
Putting this up in advance of the New Year. One of the groups I hope to build is derived from the Amalgam Characters challenge that @owenkcstephens.bsky.social posted on the other site some years ago. Turns out I actually like a lot of those ideas.
28. Completing the InQuest-era trifecta, let's add in the original Netrunner CCG. I played a whole lot of this when it came out, and had the honor of writing the game's 5-star review.
27. This is my "in case of emergency" pick, since I'm shy on time. Of course I love Vampire. Most of the Vampires, actually. I'm picking Revised because, again, the InQuest connection, but I could as easily choose V5 or V20 — hell, the d6 intro rules set was great, too.
26. In Nomine. I associate this game with so many good memories from the late '90s, both as a GM, a MIB, and an InQuest staffer. I really wish there had been a 20th Anniversary edition to collect and revise it. Maybe at 30.
25. I own Katanas & Trenchcoats, a ‘90s pastiche with a meta twist.
24. I own Under Hollow Hills, a PBTA game about a traveling faerie circus.
23. I own Blades in the Dark. I’ve been running a game of it for around a year now.
22. I own Clockwork Dominion, which is one of the last examples of what I’d call a “regionally popular” RPG. Steampunk dystopia, uses a custom Deck of Fate for resolution.
21. I own and am fond of the superhero books for the TinyD6 system from Gallant Knight Games.