CaFae Convos Podcast!
Good morning, lovelies!
Due to the hiatus, there's no YouTube video this week. But there is a big announcement: I'm starting a podcast!
It'll be weekly episodes that drop on my YouTube channel every Wednesday, with a different guest every week. The focus will be on sci-fi/fantasy, books, movies, shows, content, and maybe some folklore/mythology and history for kicks and giggles.
Because you're patrons, not only are you hearing about this first, but you also get to tell me what questions you want me to ask the guest(s) of the week!
Obviously due to time and content constraints I cannot guarantee that every question will be asked, but I'll be using your questions/comments as a lodestone for how to structure the interview and what direction to take it.
The first episode will drop on September 3rd, and our guests? DIVERGENT REALMS.
Yes, the same Divergent Realms that Cor and I have been working with the create the CaFae Latte TTRPG, the pay-to-play community that is designed by and for the neurodivergent community.
Specifically, I will be interviewing their founder and CEO, their lead Counselor, and our very own Cor, who works as one of their game masters.
So, now I ask you, my army of lovelies: what questions do you have for these three people? They can have anything to do with Divergent Realms specifically, TTRPGs in general, mental health and neurodivergence in the gaming/fandom community, etc.
Comments (10)
That's okay - I got a new book in the mail today...
Who pitched the idea of using the world of CL as a DnD setting? How did that conversion start?
Any advice for those just starting TTRPG? I've wanted to play for a while but it's a bit intimidating, especially since all the TTRPG's I've been able to find are mostly well established groups with experienced players 😅
That's exactly my question.
Looking forward to the podcast!I'm wondering if you have any advice for overcoming RSD (rejection sensitivity dysphoria) in getting started playing. I've only played a TTRPG once, it was a one shot, and I didn't feel prepared, wasn't close to the DM, and had a bad time. The idea of finding a group to play something with sounds daunting, let alone knowing what kind of game I'd like. Any advice?
Why was it important to you to create specifically a neurodivergent friendly ttrpg space? What is something you're working on improving for the community with your ttrpg?
I’d like to know why they think that neurodivergent people are drawn to TTRPGs? I’ve liked them for quite a while now.
Are there any plans to do any alternative systems (other than D&D) for the ttrpg of Cafe Latte?
At the moment, no.
I missed everything about the TTRPG 🥺 Been so insanely busy for such a long time. I need to go back and read all about it. Congrats on the new podcast! That's going to be a highlight in my life, I feel! 🥹