When I first decided to GM professionally, I signed up as a player in several paid games. One of the first games I signed up for was a Vampire the Masquerade game. During Session 0, I was overjoyed to learn that the Prince was not only a woman but a woman of color. The Sheriff and half the primogen were also BIPOC, albeit overwhelmingly male. Like many role-players, I cut my teeth on Vampire games that often assigned important/powerful roles to cishet white men with conventionally attractive features, athletic builds, and youthful appearances and I was eager to play games that gave power to a much wider demographic.
Speak Daily ??? Intermediate Day 1??? The Intriguing World of Spices
The history and diversity of spices are as rich and colorful as the flavors they impart to our food. Originating from various parts of…