Single Step Gaming

@singlestepgaming.bsky.social

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Small ttrpg developer focused on making the hobby more available. 5E content, developing our own game, & running Actual Play Campaigns on Twitch 6 nights a week. 🖥️ https://www.twitch.tv/singlestepgaming 🎲 👕 https://singlestepgaming-shop.fourthwall.com

Nova Forrester from Star Blazers: Strawberry Blonde woman in a yellow and black uniform/jumpsuit.
Temple of the Frog (1986) is a 48-page adventure module for the Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game. Its module code is DA2 and its TSR product code is TSR 9175. The cover shows 3 adventurers cornered on a bridge by frog-men. One of the adventurers has a captured laser rifle.
The "Bugs Bunny in a Tuxedo" meme: I wish all "keep your leftist politics out of my ttrpgs and boardgames" a very pleasant 20-65% tariff based price increase.
Yuri Mori/Nova Forester from the series Star Blazers
Lori Petti as Tank Girl in 1995's Tank Girl
A pair or stickers saying "Fuck AI", with a hand holding up two middle fingers (as in, six fingers on a hand, the AI reference).
A skeet from the Head of Social Media at Adobe, discussing his confusion about the response the company got launching a page on Bluesky.
Ironically, also a topic. Also, not a specifically ttrpg one, just an Imperialism/Colonialism issue in general. Activism begins at home. Right now, a lot of that discourse that *could* be being had is interrupted by transwomen getting arrested for going to the bathroom, people being abducted off the street for speaking against the establishment, people being shipped off to foreign prisons without due process, and the stock market crashing over 2 TRILLION dollars in only 4 hours due to a President who doesn't understand economics- and that's just the US issue. UK developers have similar issues they're dealing with. So do developers in Poland, Italy, and Hungary. And let's not even go into the fact that my trans-masc cover artist who lives in the Ukraine has not been seen on social media nor returned messages or texts in 8 months- still praying for you Leopard.
Rutger Hauer in The Hitcher
Keifer Sutherland as David from "The Lost Boys"
My ugly mug, wearing a green flannel. Be happy you can't see it clearly.
A resculpt of Castle Greyskull from He-Man and the Masters of the Universe.
Schedule for upcoming shows. Background image is a winged male vampire in heavy armor, standing in a copse of trees, with bats flying overhead. The image is somewhat dark and tinted very red. Monday 7 pm Voyage of the Argosy, a 5E campaign, DM: Jerrica Tuesday 8pm Light in Darkness, a 5E Campaign, GM W. Adam Clarke Wednesday to be Determined, a Blades in the Dark Campaign, GM: Jerrica Thursday 8pm Salvage Inc, a Salvage Uniion Campaign, Mediator: Mordin Friday: 8pm Small Packages, a 5E Campaign, GM: W. Adam Clarke Saturday: 7 pm Cyberpunk 22025, a Cyberpunk 2020 Campaign, GM W. Adam Clarke Sunday: 7pm To Be Determined, a Daggerheart Campaign, GM: Morgoth.
The cover of David Bowie's "Young Americans" album: his name is upper left corner in red and white, face and eyes towards the camera flowing hair backlit.
Just a silly picture of an old white dude with long brown hair and a big beard
The cast of the 1997 tv show ROAR: Heath Ledger, Vera Farmiga, Alonzo Greer, and John Saint Ryan
Text reads "during the darkest days of the AIDS crisis, we buried our friends in the morning, we protested in the afternoon, and we danced all night. The dance kept us in the fight because it was the dance we were fighting for. It didn't look like we were going to win then we did. It doesn't feel like we're going to win now but we could. Keep fighting, keep dancing."
"During the darkest days of the AIDS crisis, we buried our friends in the morning, we protested in the afternoon, and we danced all night. The dance kept us in the fight because it was the dance we were fighting for. It didn't look like we were going to win then we did. It doesn't;t feel like we're going to win now but we could. Keep fighting. KEEP DANCING."
An ad showing a picture of a McDonalds Shamrock shake, and mascot Uncle O'Grimacey, describing that Uncle O'Grimacey was phased out of marketing after an incident in 1978 where a person portraying him made statements in support of the IRA and that British soldiers were better dead than alive.