Your World Has A Single Deity.

Your world has a single deity.

The deity is omnipotent.

If you address the deity with the correct form of words, the deity will listen to what you have to say.

The deity will not respond or ask follow-up questions. They will only listen.

The deity often, but not always, grants miracles in response to appeals addressed to them in this way.

You find a private place and summon your resolve.

"In your benevolence, hear my plea and intervene. I need a miracle..."

Could it be? It is! Happy Fake Audio Drama Wednesday!

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Later, they figured out the sequence of events.

The sequence started with Callum, locked in a bare basement room with a corpse for company, ripping cabling out of the walls through a rusty junction box in the corner, and ended with Callum and Lisaveta warily circling an alliance in Lisaveta’s living room.

Chapter 12 of A Net Too Wide To Break His Fall is in the latest Foggy Outline newsletter, out today.

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I recommend a game called putting on a play with your friends! Get a script (Project Gutenberg has lots of free public domain ones), divide up the parts, get snacks, sit round the table or squash on the sofa and sight read that bad boy. No dice, no masters, no improv!

I love tebaltomp games but I hate how unpredictable everything is! Can you recommend me a game with no randomness or room for improvisation?

I recommend a game called Reading a Book! The gameplay consists of you taking a book and turning the pages. There is some randomness involved, because it's always possible you might read the book the wrong way around or accidentally turn too many pages, but that randomness can be mitigated with skill. There's a pretty good tutorial on YouTube to get you started.

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