Twenty!
#CohorsCthulhu — run
#Dragonbane — played/run
#TunnelsAndTrolls — played
#CandelaObscura — run
#TalesFromTheLoop — played
#Knave — played
#TheOneRing — played/run
#Daggerheart — played/run
#Cairn — played/run
#CallOfCthulhu — played
#Coriolis — played
#NinefoxGambit RPG — run
#Fate — played
#Troika — played
#Dive RPG played
#BladesInTheDark — run
#AvatarLegends — played/run
CBR+PNK a.k.a. #CyberPlusPunk — played
#IndexCardRPG — played
#ApocalypseWorld — played
The systems:
CBR+PNK a.k.a. #CyberPlusPunk, a simple Forged in the Dark game in the style of CY_BORG
#IndexCardRPG which I've already talked about a little
#ApocalypseWorld the predecessor of all the other #PoweredByTheApocalypse games I've been playing recently.
None of them, as far as I can tell, as using pre-gens. 
So this is gonna be a long, confusing week of prepping my own games and rules-hopping!
Today on the NSR discord (with @lumpley ) we discovered that “fiction first” doesn’t come from Apocalypse World. At least, not directly. It seems to have entered the discussion around AW, particularly we think from people applying the MC principle “make a move, but don’t speak its name” to PCs.
We think the first time “fiction first” appeared in a game was Dungeon World.
I definitely think it’s worth re-reading the actual MC principles again.
Due to the enshittification of search engines, I’ve only just discovered The Daily Apocalpyse, http://daily-apocalypse.com/index.html/ - a great resource for my Apocalypse World campaign! #ApocalypseWorld #ttrpg
@danhon (backstory for my #ApocalypseWorld campaign. aftermath of a mass-mind forced upload singularity)
@enantiomer These are some awesome #ApocalypseWorld names! Totally stealing this list.
The words, diegetic advancement, got stuck in my head.
Inspired by Into the Odd, Apocalypse World and Swords Without Master.
https://githyankidiaspora.com/2023/08/22/diegetic-advancement/
Day 7 at #RPGaDAY2023 #ttrpg
Smartest RPG you've played?
I have to steal a answer from a friend of mine: the smartest RPGs are those whose game mechanic actually leads you to attempt certain things, instead of merely telling you you can do certain things.
His example was #apocalypseworld. My example is #Gumshoe which has specific rules for gathering clues. As someone who enjoys running horror mystery games, I was really delighted to use this system instead of trying to do the same with D&D.
