9. My favourite #TTRPG for its writing is... Hmmm, that's a hard one as there are so many. But rather than go with some obvious contenders, I think I'll give a shout out to #AlasForTheAwfulSea by Hayley Gordon and Vee Hendro from #Storybrewers. It's probably the first #PBTA game I liked, and it's very well written. It's also a great game with tools you can bring into any game, and you should absolutely check it out:

https://storybrewersroleplaying.com/alasfortheawfulsea

#GTKM

Got to play The Fictional Memoirs Of Harriette Wilson And Her Sisters, an incredible game about retired Regency-era courtesans blackmailing their former lover/clients. Does a fantastic job of producing salacious and emotional interconnections and drama while smoothly handling safety and potentially sensitive subject matter https://storybrewersroleplaying.com/the-fictional-memoirs-of-harriette-wilson-and-her-three-sisters/?v=6cc98ba2045f #ttrpgs #StoryBrewers

The Storybrewers set up a playlist of their talks about game design, worth watching if you're interested in the topic https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsG0T26ZfECyeYaYGybk9keeWlNJhMYEv #ttrpgs #GameDesign #StoryBrewers

@epistolaryrichard I'm going to put in my bid for #StoryBrewers, publishers of #GoodSociety. A Jane Austen #ttrpg certainly isn't for everyone, but the designers nail it with a game that skillfully iterates the source material and allows for seemingly endless replayability. They publish several expansions for the game, adding in e.g. magic and swashbuckling if that's your thing. Totally deserve more attention than they get.