Connecting the Fictional Dots
gestaltist, Copy/Paste Co-Op, Peter Eijk, Caelin Araven, Ivo Ziskra, willp, SOLOtude, Never Alone Solo Games, symphonicStorytellerExploring various topics related to worldbuilding, tabletop RPGs and conlanging.
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| Issues | 47 | Subscribers | Read | gestaltistrpg.substack.com |
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On here, I'm exploring my creative hobbies of worldbuilding and roleplaying games.
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Comfortable in solitude, playing amazing indie roleplaying games solo.
In real life, I am a dad, husband, and full-time electrician. In this pretend place, I am exploring TTRPGs solo, and posting my playthroughs here. I hope people like it, and if you do, please comment to let me know and then subscribe.
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