Jessica Hancock

Artichoke next to them.

All right, yeah. I was looking at a picture you sent me. That you're seeing because of theory of mind?

All right, yeah. I was looking at a picture you sent me. That you're seeing because of theory of mind?

Yeah, exactly. It feels perfectly right in the world I'm playing in.

Yeah, exactly. It feels perfectly right in the world I'm playing in.

Yeah, that's fair enough. I mean, it's very much a setting choice. It changes the world. Those things exist within them.

Yeah, that's fair enough. I mean, it's very much a setting choice. It changes the world. Those things exist within them.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I usually turn it on my players and make them answer those questions when I haven't thought about it. I'll be like, oh, yeah, why do you think that's the case? And they'll constantly be like, yeah, that works. I'll say that.

I usually turn it on my players and make them answer those questions when I haven't thought about it. I'll be like, oh, yeah, why do you think that's the case? And they'll constantly be like, yeah, that works. I'll say that.

I don't understand.

I don't understand.

Maybe.

Maybe.

What are they doing over there?

What are they doing over there?

Sounds a bit like 40K.

Sounds a bit like 40K.

Okay. Nice. Interesting. I am going to look into that a little bit more because it piqued my interest. A unique system with weird mechanics. I'm interested.