Lately I have really been into reading and watching some deeper critiques of ttrpg systems and adventures that really dig into why something works or not. This doesn’t necessarily mean that the critique needs to be a long one but a slightly larger picture of the matter is appreciated.

If you have any suggestions of good ones, I would love to add them to my reading list. (And reminder: you don’t need to agree with the critique to recommend it)

Here are some of my favorites:

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Quinn’s Quest is such a gem

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Honnestly, his show is near perfect as far as TTRPG reviews go. And I say “near” because the “faux-retro” style might not be to everyone’s tastes (it sure is to mine though)

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