Josh Heath

@highlevelgames.bsky.social

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COO HLG, philosophy, TTRPGs, intercultural dialogue, Star Trek, communications, and journalist

The second store was mostly board gamers, but also around 30 people throughout the store and the one RPG table was an indie game. Today I was at an explicitly indie TTRPG event in Baltimore with 50 some companies selling their games and it was packed. I had one of the best sales days I've ever had at a convention. Tomorrow will likely be less busy, but I'm still looking forward to another day with such a cool community. I also got to see a bunch of friends I haven't seen in awhile, which was a delight. Some people complain about their gaming community, but in the DC Metro area we are blessed with an amazing set of awesome folks creating and selling amazing games. And also, blessed with a vibrant community buying and playing these games.
An image of a handrawn bonsai that comes from a page of the game The Bonsai Diary
The State of the World At the heart of this game lies a singular truth: vampires have become the somewhat reluctant guardians of humanity. Though predators by nature, they now stand as shields against the lurking terrors of the supernatura
Cover of the book Graphic Design for Board Games that is blue with a board game design on it. Book by Daniel Solis printed by CRC Press
Description of the Order of the Burning Light, an Inquisition like organization of humans who fight vampires in the game, May I Enter. They are described as a horrible group who are out to destroy vampires for religious reasons.
A picture of text that describes The Emerald Court, a group of fae who are antagonists to the vampires you play in the forthcoming game May I Enter.
Book cover art for a game called May I Enter: A Vampire Game. On a dark leather background: A golden chalice is surrounded by a green glow. Thick red liquid pours into the chalice from above overfilling it. There are red apple blossoms around the base of the chalice. The book's authors are Alison Cybe and Josh Heath