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Beyond the Character Sheet:" Character Keepers" as Digital Play Aids in the Contemporary Indie TRPG CommunityHermann et al., 2021
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- Hermann A
- Reininghaus G
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- RPG 学研究
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This article explores a central aspect of contemporary online play culture in some parts of the indie TRPG community: the “character keeper” as an emphatically 'digital'character sheet, most often realized as a Google Sheets spreadsheet. Rather than simply functioning …
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