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WARE is a online creative writing game. 
It simulates a dying 3D chatroom through a Discord server.
To play this game you will need:

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1. Internet access and the app "Discord."

2. A physical or digital notebook.

3. The free PDF attached to this page.

4. A love for early 2000s internet culture.

You can play it for free. I hope you enjoy!

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weird. Should be working now thanks for letting me know!

That means so much! I'm glad I could get you with my brainworms!

Thank you so much, you're too kind!!!!!

Link to the server:

https://thingsbyconnie.itch.io/play-for-fun?secret=HyqzCWUZJufIudJMYlQS2cEMI

I like the idea of using material from the real world to influence a dungeon crawl. Very good ideas here. 

Your games are consistently elegant.

It seems that there was a fungoo among you.

Right now I'm just prepping for a condensed playtest campaign (ten sessions or less if I can get away with it.) I wanted to plan something weird that I couldn't do with another system, so I've decided to pull a long con on my friends.

I've told all of my players to think of "really generic dnd characters." The game is going to start as a basic swashbuckling sword and sorcery romp with an open mission structure, however, as my players complete missions they'll start filling up a clock called: "Insight."  

As the insight clock fills, hidden missions will start to appear on the map. The intention is to gradually reveal to my players that their characters are androids that are trapped in a Westworld situation. 

I'm planning to start the game next month. I'm sure I'll have a lot more thoughts on the system once I actually get it to the table.  

I'm curious. Is there a plan to make some sort of open license for this system?

I'm reading this and I'm really liking the mix of crunchier skill based sensibilities within a more forged in the dark time-tracking system. 

I see a lot of potential for modules and systems based on the framework that the team is presenting here. Great job! 

Will do! thank you!

This has been a very fun read so far. I think the example setting is very fun + I like the way that it explores what the system is capable of. I'm excited to finish reading this book and run something with it.