PTFO
SGHFantasy and sci-fi stories serialized on substack. PTFO is part of the AP Fiction genre: stories created through the solo play of a TTRPG and influenced by readers' votes. Currently playing: Blades in the Dark
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 119 | Subscribers | Read | ptfo.substack.com |
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PTFOOO: Beware the Moves of March
As it says on the tin, I’ll be taking this week off to pack up and move the family from our current apartment, which wasn’t built for the newer, rainier weather that climate change has bequeathed us.
Session 2.2: Red in Tooth
> Last episode, after an interlude looking in on Emma in her captivity, we followed Aldo and Rian as they made contact with Detective Laroze, their contact within the Inspectors who may be able to locate their lost sister where they so far ...
Session 2.1: Family Matters
> Last session, we followed the Jesseks on their first major job — the burglary of a valuable ruby, one of the seven Emperor’s Tears, from the stately manner of one Roland Molino, a wealthy director of the North Hook Trading Company. The jo...
Session 1.5: Remember the name
> Last episode, we covered the first part of the Jessek’s downtime between scores. Our Entanglement was a visit from Chael, the friendly neighborhood alley baron, who shook down Rian for a few copper slugs and forced Carver into working his...
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