Michael

I still feel lucky that one of the finer rpg writers working runs public games. Psychosexual horror but with a light touch—and the next encounter may be a farce or a hexcrawl picaresque. Miranda’s Cuccagna is a witches’ brew of inspirations. The resulting magic feels vital and distinctly hers’, both steeped in history— medieval, personal, D&D—and of the moment. 10/10 Her personal style tends toward sandbox play; trust in the dice; great dialogue; quick, tense combat; surprise; and free wheeling table talk throughout. You run the risk of dismemberment and death, but not of a dull session.