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Last weekend was my favorite event of the year, RinCon in Tucson, Arizona. More specifically, my favorite event is the Indie RPG Arcade at RinCon, a Games On Demand-esque “pitch and find a table” type thing that runs parallel with all the scheduled tables. I never bother with the tables and pretty much live in the Arcade for three days. I ran one four-hour event each day. It’s a great chance to run things that don’t always fit well with my home group, so I got a chance to dig into lots of new stuff. I’ll talk about each over the next few entries this month. First up: Maskwitches of Forgotten Doggerland. Maskwitches of Forgotten Doggerland Redux Available in PDF from DriveThru. The physical book is also absolutely gorgeous, available either in color in black and white directly from Handiwork. I’ve had this game through both its 2023 edition, in which Handiwork Games head honcho/warrior-poet Jon Hodgson worked “in conversation with” Midjourney to create its unearthly artwork, and its…

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