Field
notes.
Useful context for your next discovery.
Ideas, connections, and ways to begin.
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The art of not knowing
Some games give you a better question instead of a better weapon. Here is a route into discovery without spoiling the discovery.
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When routine turns strange
Fishing, filing, repairing. Horror often becomes more interesting when it gives your hands an ordinary job.
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The pleasure of a good system
A poker hand and a conveyor belt have something in common: the moment you understand why they work.
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A better kind of repetition
“One more try” can mean chasing a result. It can also mean finally understanding a movement.
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Characters worth staying for
The reason to return to a large game can be surprisingly small: someone you want to hear from again.
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Choose the evening before the game
The best shared game starts with an agreement about what everyone wants from the next hour.
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