Roleplaying games, Tabletop and Live-Action games in particular, stand as unique forms of art. They provide both the method and a vital space for creative expression, operating on so many levels. At their very heart, beyond the mechanics of play, the competitive element diminishes, allowing the principle of "shared creation" to reign in all it's glory.

It forms an imaginative state that overshadows reality and lets us escape the limits and judgements enforced by society. Within these spaces, prejudices across social groups begin to soften and fade. Through the act of play that is undeniably unifying, exists the chance to see past the usual social 'masks,' language differences, and accustomed divides, to truly touch and understand the culture of each other. And with centuries of our unique and intertwined histories there always is so much to share.

The rise of social networks started the age of merging and constant recycling of information, bringing with it an undeniable consequence - the erosion of clarity. The very kind of clarity that allows enthusiasts to find each other, to connect and share experiences. The desire that often struggles to find it's way amidst the digital noise.

My mission is to capture fleeting data. To give it much needed structure. To serve as the intersection where community forms bridges and threads without constraints of hiding behind the locked doors or fear of exposure of creativity.

Our beloved games are a form of art.

And art demands to be seen.