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Lin Codega

(They/Them)
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writers room assistant IWTV S3—journalist, co-founder @rascal_news—rep: @bredalot—debut novel: MOTHEATER, Jan 25—🏳️‍⚧️ they/them
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Daggerheart and Crooked Moon won big at the 2026 ENNIE Awards

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By Lin Codega
| Rascal.News
news — 1 min read Earlier this evening, the 2026 ENNIE Awards were granted at Gen Con, and this year Darrington Press’s Daggerheart, Avantris Entertainment’s Crooked Moon, and Son of Oak Game Studio’s Legend in the Mist took home most of the hardware. Avantris Entertainment won 6 awards, including fan favorite publisher and product of the year. Son of Oak also won 6 medals across different categories such as best free product for their learn-to-play adventure in comic form.
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The only real boy in Apocalypse World

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By Lin Codega
| Rascal.News
At the end of the penultimate game in a twenty-session Apocalypse World campaign, my character — a fifteen-year-old boy named Godammit who had been traumatized, abused, infected, and forced to become a killer a dozen times over — looks at a giant, impossibly ancient, defective war machine encased in a glacier and thinks… that’s my brother.
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Cut funds, support, put PAX diversity spaces in danger

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By Lin Codega
| Rascal.News
When Cassie Walker approached the rooms dedicated to the Intersection at PAX East, on March 25, the writer and activist were told that they and two other contractors would either have to run the space by themselves, without Enforcer support, or they would have to lock the room up for the duration of the convention. Enforcers are convention staff who typically help with setup, teardown, room monitoring, check-ins, and other tasks to make sure that the programming runs smoothly.
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