RPG a Day 2025 has been a great year! For today’s prompt, Connect, I’ll talk about the connections I’ve made participating in the initiative this year. For 2025, I’ve been writing a daily blog post here (still missing Day 10, I know!), sharing it on my social media accounts, and Bluesky has been a pleasant surprise. I’ve really connected with a lot of RPG enthusiasts, some of whom I knew before, and others I discovered this year.
It is always great to connect with Richard ‘Bat’ Brewster. I always appreciate his comments, feedback, and the great posts he shares on his feed and blog.
I am always interested in connecting with other Spanish speakers who play RPGs in Spain and Latin America, and a post about this as part of the RPG a Day resulted in discovering the feed #loderol and LA ESQUINA DEL ROL GAMES, self-described as a Mexican indie TTRPG studio.
I can’t believe I had never followed Matthew Pook’s YouTube Channel regularly. Unboxing in the Nook has great shorts for RPG a Day this year, but I am now delving into his other videos and reviews. Of course, Ivan Mike, whom I had the pleasure of meeting in person this year, has two videos, one for days 1 to 11 and another for days 12 to 21, so far this year. You can certainly follow him for his RPG content, but he’s been posting about life and offering great advice, so be sure to check out all his content.
Photographic proof I met a YouTube Star!
I always enjoy Timothy S. Brannan’s content, not just for RPG a Day, but year-round. Including his blog, The Other Side, and his game products.
I have also become a lot more active on Discord this year, really rebuilding the Puerto Rico Role Players community there, with he help of friends from that group.
Here on the blog, at the RPG a Day Facebook page, on my socials, but particularly on my Bluesky, I’ve really enjoyed connecting with all of you. I know I’ll blog less for the rest of the year, but I really hope we can keep in touch through all those alternative means.
We are not done with ##RPGaDay2025 just yet, two days left to go. Let’s reach the finish line!
I’d love to read your ideas and comments about the prompt; feel free to share them here in the comments or tag me wherever you’re sharing them.
