Why was it confiscated? Who was it taken from? And who might it motivate? The Confiscated Motive is one of the metaphysical materials you can collect in the game Control, turned into an “item” to use in your role-playing games. Read more about the idea behind it – and the
What is echoing here? Why does it influence Entropy? And what would you hear if you could listen to it? The Entropic Echo is one of the metaphysical materials you can collect in the game Control, turned into an “item” to use in your role-playing games. Read more about the
What is a Blip? Does it make a distinct sound? And why would it make an interesting companion? The Astral Blip is one of the metaphysical materials you can collect in the game Control, turned into an “item” to use in your role-playing games. Read more about the idea behind
What kind of Ritual is this about? How can it have mass in order to have an Impulse? And what does that impulse impart? The Ritual Impulse is one of the metaphysical materials you can collect in the game Control, turned into an “item” to use in your roleplaying games.
Do houses think? What does a dwelling remember? And how can a House Memory come lose? This is one of the metaphysical materials you can collect in the game Control, turned into an “item” to use in your roleplaying games. Read more about the idea behind it – and the
I have grown fond of the Game Control, and recently have started a series over on my maker site about how to take something metaphysical from the game and make it real. Now, I got the idea to do the same here – take something metaphysical from a game and
How can a thought be remote? Who thought it, and how did it leave? Where is it going? This is one of the metaphysical materials you can collect in the game Control, turned into an “item” to use in your roleplaying games. Read more about the idea behind it –