Tristan B Willis
Feeling Fickle is Tristan B Willis, a DC-based playwright and designer interested in the intersection of games and theatre. Their work often explores connection in isolation, a theme more prevalent as they've created interactive experiences for audiences from their home in the continuing pandemic.
Tristan is currently a member of Playwrights' Center, and the Freelancers Union. They lead a mentoring program for theatre artists in the DC area and work at Young Playwrights' Theater.
These games are written on the stolen land of the Nacotchtank and Piscataway peoples. The creator donates (at minimum) 10% of all sales between the following organizations, and invites you to do the same or to similar organizations in your region.
- The Piscataway Conoy tribe invites donations to Native American LifeLines of Baltimore and to Through Piscataway Eyes, an nonprofit created to "promote and protect the welfare, culture, and history of members of the Piscataway Conoy Tribe," including through land donations or monetary donations to purchase ancestral homelands .
- To learn more about and donate to the local DC Black Lives Matter go to blacklivesmatterdmv.org
a racing ttrpg for 3-6 players using the Firebrands Framework: winners get champagne, legends last forever
GMless ttrpg for 3-6 players
a solo, micro-rpg / how-to guide
a GM-less, 2-player game about cross-cultural connection through storytelling
a micro-rpg years in the playing (dependent on player)