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My associate @Sennacherib is making two collaborative RPGs based on different ages of the internet, respectively the 00s and early 10s. The first is not post-apocalyptic, it is apocalyptic. The global computer crash only heralded the end of physics, and the incursion of all mythologies on...

One day, an abolitionist ASB who looked through the multiverse and saw how John Brown's heroic raid on Harper's Ferry ended in disaster, decides to do something about it. The exact same team that raided the Abbottabad Compound and killed Osama Bin Laden, is transported to a large mock up...

A bored ASB who looked at the Burning of Washington DC with some sorrow and sympathy for the Americans, decides to throw the beleaguered defenders a bone, one week before the British march on and capture the young American Capital. The entire Metropolitan Police Department of Washington D.C. ...

A certain ASB, with a strongly trollish sense of humor, for a joke swaps Poland and Australia in places, August 18, 1939 . At the same time, in order not to be normal, he expands Poland to the size of Australia, preserving the logic of the building of the Polish state so that the distances...

With its superpower status and a sixty-year head start on all things tech, it's no surprise that ISOT American 2002 ended the way it did and secured US dominance for decades to come. What happens afterwards, on the other hand, remains up in the air. And given America's position as global...

The nations here are being ISOT'd to the world in Robert Conroy's 1920: America's Great War, where history diverged significantly in 1914, where French timidness and incompetence results in the Germans winning the Battle of the Marne, capturing the British Expeditionary Force, and utterly...

Death, as we know, is a part of life everyone goes through at some point — with the real mystery being what happens after our bodies give out, much to the debate of scholars and religious traditions the world over. But let's say a mischievous ROB decides to "enlighten" us a bit. Starting on...

Some are largely symbolic and respectful of the status quo regardless of outcome, others representing gravitic shifts in the paradigm. But none have explicitly defied the laws of nature by pitting candidates operating in much different times and circumstances against one another to see how they...

Having crushed Jimmy Carter four years earlier and ushered in a new, rightwards-headed paradigm in the process, Ronald Reagan enjoyed a blowout reelection in 1984. With a recovering economy, a revived sense of optimism, and Walter Mondale as the Democratic nominee, the elderly president swept to...