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Mildendo a écrit : ↑dim. mars 08, 2026 4:12 pmOméga

Orlov a écrit : ↑dim. mars 08, 2026 3:36 pmWhog Shrog ?

Dany40 a écrit : ↑dim. mars 08, 2026 4:16 pm

Mildendo a écrit : ↑dim. mars 08, 2026 4:12 pmOméga

Et oui c’est bien ça ! Bravo !

Excellent jeu d’Odonata trop peu connu !

Most books contain stories within them, and they often know where the story will go and what, exactly, will happen. But one must be careful with stories—they are violent and cruel things after all, full of heroes and villains and triumph and conquest. Stories are for kings and dragonslayers and for the blood-soaked hungry blades. It is easy, I have found, to seek to imprison the world inside our stories. To glorify the lives of powerful men, to celebrate their victories and mourn their tragedies. To build a reality where everything ties up neatly with a bow, and everything makes sense. There is a comfort in stories like these, disconnected from what it means to be alive.
But I’m not here for a story. I’m here for the journey.

There is a rhythm to the way we move through the world. Sometimes we give others all we have to offer, and through that we can find strength. Here this rhythm is represented through tokens. Whenever one of us makes a personal sacrifice, sticks our neck outside our comfort zone, or pays close attention to the world around us, we’ll get a token. It might be easier or more natural for some of us to do these things than it is for others, but that’s no matter, as we’ll all get tokens regardless.
After gaining tokens, we can then turn around and spend these tokens to shape the world. These actions always push on or solve something important which might not be easy to resolve on its own. We’ll sometimes catch ourselves inadvertently doing these anyway, but there’s an important difference between “following a course of action that hopefully will help someone out” and spending a token to declare “I am taking a stance here.” There is strength in that sort of fundamental truth.

Orlov a écrit : ↑dim. mars 08, 2026 9:18 pm C'est beau et bien écrit. Pourquoi ça me paraît injouable ?

Saladdin a écrit : ↑dim. mars 08, 2026 9:52 pm Ça me dit vraiment quelque chose, cette histoire de jeu géré par des jetons... Je crois que des livrets ont été traduits par Melville, mais je ne me souviens plus vraiment du nom. "Wonder" quelque chose... ? Wonderland ?