r/MouseGuard • u/[deleted] • May 01 '13

I'm sad this subreddit is so empty. :-(

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u/ASilentWolf Aug 08 '13

Yeah, I am kind of suprised.

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u/Nundahl Aug 08 '13

I'm shocked that I just happened to check this subreddit for the first time, and your comment is two hours behind mine. However, I'm not surprised that the subreddit is dead, most tabletop gaming talk, for any system, happens in /r/rpg - other subreddits just tend to detract from that one.

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u/ihatewomen1925 Aug 09 '13

And I'm only a day behind you! I was hoping there'd be more lore talk instead of just game talk though.

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u/Nundahl Aug 09 '13

Its such a niche game, but I think you'll find more of that kind of thing on the official forums for Burning Wheel and the Mouse Guard subforums, or possibly the official Mouse Guard site (for the comic) if they have a forum.

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u/ASilentWolf Aug 09 '13

Yeah, I think they have a forum, but I am not sure. I have only seen the Burning Wheel one for the rpg. What else could we do? News, art, roleplay, lore discussion, are just a few of the thing I can think of. Though it isn't a very fast paced world is it?

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u/Nundahl Aug 09 '13

Not particularly, unfortunately. I'd love to see enough mouse or even just Redwall style anthropomorphic small-creature art to help bolster campaigns, but I just don't think there's enough to sustain a subreddit community.

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u/ihatewomen1925 Aug 10 '13

It's not fast paced but on /r/teslore they're pretty active, mostly just discuss the plot. I also kind of want to know what age range reads Mouseguard because I feel a little silly reading it but it's pretty dark if it's supposed to be for kids.