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Any resources for Thirsty Sword Lesbians? (ttrpg.network)

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My group and I are willing to try it, but I’ve never GMed before, and don’t want to attempt to make my own story wholesale on the first try. I know there are settings in the book, but I was wondering if there are any additional campaign resources online. Thanks!

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 2 years ago

I don’t have any resources to offer but I did play in a game of it and really enjoyed it.

Like other strongly thematic games (Lasers and Feelings is what it made me think of most) really lean into the themes and the game succeeds much better. Don’t do things the system is bad at — we had a player who thought it was a heist game a la Blades, but it just doesn’t reward planning very well.