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The deck is now linked at the top of the blog. Also…why don’t you join me in a game? (password is unterzee)
Umm, did you link the wrong game? The link sends me to an Undertale themed game.
I made that post two hours ago. we didn't get a full game together.
The deck is now linked at the top of the blog. Also...why don’t you join me in a game? (password is unterzee)
Submissions are closed for now. I’ll be linking the deck (and maybe hosting a game) tomorrow.
Whether you mingle in the streets of Fallen London itself or try to make your living as a captain out at Zee, playing games is always a nice distraction from boredom and…other things. Wouldn’t you agree?
And one of the most popular games on the surface is called Cards Against Humanity. You might have heard of it. And well, to not bother you any longer than need be, I just wanted to tell you that I intend to work on a set of cards based on all the wonderful, terrifying and wonderfully terrifying things you can find in the Neath.
Just submit your ideas for cards to this blog. Here you’ll find a list of cards already added, as well as a template for how I’d like you to format your submissions. Once I have a collection of cards that seems big enough, I’ll use cardcast to create a deck that’s not only printable, but also usable in the online version linked above.
So go and submit, delicious friends. I’ll see you down there!
Is the idea to make the deck be stand-alone or to be something that could work with Cards Against Humanity?
CAH is always the most fun if you mix up a bunch of sets
Whether you mingle in the streets of Fallen London itself or try to make your living as a captain out at Zee, playing games is always a nice distraction from boredom and...other things. Wouldn’t you agree?
And one of the most popular games on the surface is called Cards Against Humanity. You might have heard of it. And well, to not bother you any longer than need be, I just wanted to tell you that I intend to work on a set of cards based on all the wonderful, terrifying and wonderfully terrifying things you can find in the Neath.
Just submit your ideas for cards to this blog. Here you’ll find a list of cards already added, as well as a template for how I’d like you to format your submissions. Once I have a collection of cards that seems big enough, I’ll use cardcast to create a deck that’s not only printable, but also usable in the online version linked above.
So go and submit, delicious friends. I’ll see you down there!
