Podcasts about aether sea

E depois de um certo hiato, os Fate Masters Rafael, Fábio, Luiz e Maína se despedem de 2019 fazendo um especial natalino diferente e apresentando os seus Worlds of Adventures favoritos, além de algumas menções honrosas: Rafael: Ghost Planets Blood on Trail Psychedemia Nest Secrets of the Cats Menções Honrosas Masters of Umdaar Til Dawn Palomita: Red Planet Loose Threads Morts Weird World News Secrets of the Cats Menções Honrosas Bukatsu Pasion de las Pasiones Arquivos Paranormais Cicerone: Aether Sea Red Planet Loose Threads Master of Umdaar Secrets of the Cats Menções Honrosas Nest Morts Weird World News Fábio: Weird World News Red Planet Romance in the Air Boa Vizinhança Three Rocketeer Menções Honrosas Ngen Mapu Ways of the Pukona Prism SLIP Til Dawn As redes sociais do Fate são: E-mail: fatemasterspodcast@gmail.com Discord: http://bit.ly/FateBrasilDiscord WhatsApp: http://bit.ly/FateBrasilWhatsApp Telegram: http://t.me/FateBrasilTelegram E as redes sociais dos Fate Masters: Mr Mickey: Fábio Costa#9087 no Discord e fabiocosta0305 ou hufflepuffbr em quase todas as redes sociais Velho Lich: rafael.meyer no Facebook ou eavatar no Tumblr Cicerone: lcavalheiro#0520 no Discord e lcavalheiro no Telegram Palomita: Palomita#1312 no Discord e mainapaloma.delima no Facebook Link para o programa em MP3 Participantes: Fábio Emilio Costa Maína “Palomita” Paloma de Lima Luís Cavalheiro Rafael Sant’anna Meyer Duração: 34min Cronologia do Podcast: 00:10 - Introdução 04:11 - Os World of Adventure do Velho Lich Rafael 07:42 - Os World of Adventure da Maína, a Palomita 15:09 - Os World of Adventure do Cicerone Luiz 21:08 - Os World of Adventure do Mr. Mickey Fábio 31:39 - Encerramento Links Relacionados: Aether Sea Blood on Trail Ghost Planets Boa Vizinhança (Good Neighbors) Iron Street Combat Loose Threads Masters of Umdaar Morts Nest Ngen Mapu Prism Psychedemia Red Planet Romance in the Air Secrets of the Cats SLIP Three Rocketeers Til Dawn Ways of the Pukona Weird World News Episódio de Mestres de Umdaar Passion de las Passiones Bukatsu Arquivos Paranormais Podcast sobre Secrets of the Cats Podcast sobre Boa Vizinhança Link para a comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters Comente esse post no site do Fate Masters! Assine no iTunes Trilha Sonora do Podcast: Wish You a Merry Christmas por Twin Musicom Ambient Pills por Zeropage

E o Rolando +4 está rebootando. Agora ele é o Podcast dos que aceitaram o destino! E como em um reboot, voltamos para o começo, onde explicamos o que é o Fate, sua origem, para o que ele funciona e para o que ele não é tão bom, e introduzimos o objetivo dessa nova edição do Rolando +4: ser um tira-dúvidas sobre tudo relacionado a Fate! Link para o programa em MP3 Participantes: Fábio Emilio Costa Duração: 36min Cronologia do Podcast: 00:10 - Apresentação e Explicação sobre o Reboot 01:53 - Explicando o que é o Fate 06:02 - Um pouco sobre as diferenças entre o Fate Básico e o Fate 3.0 09:17 - Explicando como o Fate funciona 15:20 - Fate Acelerado e Fate Básico SÃO O MESMO JOGO! 16:34 - Sobre o Fate Básico no Brasil 20:14 - Sobre o Fate (OU Fudge) Dice e sobre a mecânica de Sucesso a Custo 21:51 - Sobre o cenário do Fate fora do Brasil 24:23 - Por que jogar Fate? E para o que o Fate não serve? 31:26 - Obtendo o Fate 33:57 - Considerações Finais Links Relacionados: SRD do Fate 3.0 em Inglês SRD do Fate 3.0 em Português Fudge em Português Artigo apresentando os Aspectos em Fudge (base do Fate) Atomic Robo Webcomic do Atomic Robo Do: Fate of the Flying Temple Magpie Games Young Centurions Strays Financiamento Coletivo do Fate Core em Inglês Financiamento Coletivo do Fate Básico em Português Solar Entretenimento MeepleBr Espírito do Século Diaspora SRD do Diaspora Strands of Fate Dresden Files Legends of Anglerre Starblazers Adventures Projeto Memento Bukatsu! Templo Perdido de Thur-Amon Jadepunk Chopstick Kaiju Incorporated Mindjammer Wearing the Cape Daring Comics Demon Hunters Interface Zero para Fate Masters of Umdaar Good Neighbors Fate Básico em Inglês Dungeonist Worlds of Adventure Loose Threads Nitrate City Aether Sea Sails Full of Star Space: 1889 Spelljammer Link para a comunidade do Google+ do Rolando +4 Comente esse post no site do Rolando +4! Assine no iTunes Trilha Sonora do Podcast: Circus Ring Concert por Eric Pancer

This is part thirty five of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  In this, the final episode of The Aether Sea by High Level Games, the crew of the Free Ship Liberty tries to take on the general who has been taking their people from free town in a final confrontation. Will him and his minions kill the crew or will the crew prevail? What crazy weapon will Gril find to use this time, and how long will Captain Fletcher talk to people while everyone else fights his battle? TUNE IN TO FIND OUT! We would like to thank everyone for listening to our Aether Sea actual play episodes. It has been a lot of fun to play it, and we hope that you enjoyed listening to it as much as we enjoyed creating it. Thanks for being with us through this, and we hope you will join us for our upcoming Star Trek actual play! After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part thirty four of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  The crew continue the battle with the General's minions with the help of their new ally. They convinced a goblin to switch sides with talks of freedom! The general is getting away, but Gril is hot on his heels as the crew tries to mop up his lieutenants.  After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part thirty three of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  The crew are taken to meet the General of the group that have taken their people away from Freetown. The General refuses to recognize their authority and return their people, but Gril has promised to do unspeakable things to the people responsible for their colonists going missing. What could possibly happen next? After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part thirty two of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  The captain won't let Gril do what he wants with the hands, and instead insists that Freetown should be goverened by rules that apply to everyone, not just everyone except Gril. They then head out to try to find out where the people stolen from Freetown have been taken to so that they can be brought back.  After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part thirty one of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  After destroying an entire battleship Andrew lets the players know that they have completed a major milestone. They get to make some major changes to their characters and upgrade some skills and abilities! After the book keeping is done the crew heads back to Freetown to try to figure out what to do next... and to collect some hands?!? After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part thirty of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  The crew has managed to slip away from the automaton on the ground but an even bigger threat awaiting in the sky! The Hegemony Battleship Dominion is here, ready, and better than the Liberty at combat in almost every way. Will the crew fight or will they do what they always do? After all... it's never to late to run! After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part twenty nine of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  The crew is desperate to get out of the hallway and back to their ship to make an escape, but there are a ton of guards in their way. Little do they know that that is only the beginning of their worries, as a gigantic combat automaton gorilla monstrosity awaits them above to make sure that the keep stays secure! After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part twenty eight of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  The fight in the (newly buttressed) keep continues. Gril is fully in the fight now and Archie is losing his mind. What weapon will grill find to fight with this time, and will Archie actually attack the enemies of the crew, or does he have a new one now? After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part twenty seven of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  Combat continues and things take a nasty turn. Gril finally makes it to the fight in a spectacular way to help out but that doesn't go as expected. Can the crew fight their way out to the ship? Will Archie kill Gril? Will Gril let him? Come give it a listen to find out! After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part twenty six of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  Gril is trying to chase down his snarf, but the rest of the crew gets into a fight without their best combatant! Trapped in a small room full of explosive alchemical reagents things go from bad to worse as they find out the dangers of wild magic events, and fire mixed with explosives in enclosed spaces! After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part twenty five of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  The crew has finally made it to Julian's Keep where Archie once again makes things weird with his smoosher ways. To make matters worse, people begin to suspect that the preacher may in fact be an unregistered magic user, and Gril finds out that there may be a snarf in the keep! How will they handle the preacher? How many guards are between Gril and the possibility of finally owning a snarf? Will Archie destroy all chances they have of actually talking on good terms with the people of the keep? Tune in to find out! After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part twenty four of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  The crew goes about setting up their new colony and trying to decide how their new civilization outside of the hegemony should be run, but they are on a tight timeline. They have been ordered to go to Julian's Keep within 24 hours, and as they get there they descend into another war zone. To make matters even worse, one of the biggest problems of Archie's past shows up, and it could spell doom for the whole crew! After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part twenty three of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  In this episode the crew needs to escape from the war zone that they have gotten themselves trapped in, hopefully without harming too many innocents. They then have some serious decisions to make about where to go and what to do, as they all seem to be (fatefully) bound to this planet. As they travel away from the war zone, they stumble across a big bird that follows them... or is it? After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part twenty two of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  In this episode the players discuss making small changes to their characters to start out the session, then start to decide how they want to handle the battle that they are caught up in. Will they fire on the poorly armed peasants? How will Archibald and Halluethiar get back on the ship so that they can all get out of harms way? Will Gril even wait for them or will he just fly away when the captain turns his back? Tune in and find out! After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part twenty one of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  In this episode the crew decides what to do with the now derelict ship that they took their new passengers from. The passengers themselves are not happy about the Liberty's destination as the crew proceeds to try to drop off their cargo and nearly mutinies. As the Liberty comes in to land and drop off the alchemy supplies they realize that they are landing in an active war zone! After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part twenty of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  In this episode the crew continues their engagement with the old worn down Hegemony ship. After some fighting they manage to board it and find that the crew is far from what they expect and realize that they may be the bad guys this time. Can Gril manage to turn off his killer instinct? How will the rest of the crew handle the unexpected news? Tune in and find out! After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part nineteen of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  In this episode the players update their characters after finishing some story points, then the characters proceed to travel through space. As they go, they come across an old and rather beat up looking Royal Navy vessel that begins to try to run as soon as it sees them. The crew, happy to be giving chase instead of running for once immediately follows them. Archibald comes up with a plan involving the preacher to slow down the ship, but doesn't tell the preacher and things get very weird for the crew very fast. Will they catch the other ship while fighting with themselves? After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part eighteen of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  This episode follows part 17. The crew has to finish dealing with the pirates that are chasing them. Once this is done they are given the opportunity to take another job transporting some cargo, but in typical fashion they face a tough choice... do we deliver the valuable cargo that we would be paid for on delivery, or steal it and try to get more elsewhere?!? After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part seventeen of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  This episode follows part 16. The crew has been ambushed by the fearsome Klenaki pirates and has to fight for their lives as the terrifying orcs try to take their ship. Can they survive? Can they even manage to run away? After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part sixteen of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  This episode follows part 15. The crew finds another paying job so that they can get fuel to leave the planet, but it involves transporting a man who insists that they fly through a narrow canyon. Does that sound like an ambush waiting to happen to anyone else? After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part fifteen of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  This episode follows part 14. The crew is being chased by their old nemesis the "Royal Glory" and needs to try to escape. If they can pull that off they are still not totally free however as they are nearly out of fuel. They need to find a planet to land at where they can hopefully find a job so that they can get the resources they need! After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part fourteen of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  This episode follows part 13. The crew realizes that they are lost out in the Aether and starts to try to find a way out. The only nearby sectors that they know are in the neighborhood are all places that they don't want to go for fear of running into old enemies, but with few choices they do what they can. While trying to navigate they run into an old nemesis... The Royal Glory! After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part thirteen of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  This episode follows part 12 and begins with the players updating their characters and the ship after completing a minor milestone, and then sees the crew deciding where they want to go next followed by a night of drinking. The drinking quickly devolves into the ship going way off course thanks to Halluethiar getting far too drunk and trying to help, and Gril and Archibald squaring off against each other in a battle of the best fighters the crew has! After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part twelve of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  This episode follows part 11 and sees the crew in an extremely dangerous fight with the ghost that they had tried to free, who is now far more powerful because of it. The Countess is trying to perform a ritual to restore the souls of Gril and Skraa Troll and the crew needs to defend her while staying alive themselves! After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part eleven of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  This episode follows part 10 and sees the crew finally reaching their destination, where they promptly begin to haggle for a better reward. They also try to get the Countess to follow through on her promise and perform a ritual to return the souls of Gril and Skraa troll. After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part ten of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human ex prince of the Hegemony and the ships captain.  This episode follows part 9 and starts with some housekeeping for the table, including a discussion for a possible new rule and a minor milestone for character changes. It then jumps back into the story with the Countess being terrified of the newly freed and far more deadly ghost, and a recommendation that no one in the crew ever be alone. She also suggests that they try to get together all the magical weapons they have and even try to bless the non magical ones in the hopes that it can still harm the newly freed apparition. After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part nine of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human diplomat and the ships captain.  This episode follows part 8 and shows how much worse the problems with haunting can get when you try to free bound spirits! The crew has to band together to deal with a far more substantial and deadly apparition than before, which puts them into a situation that leaves even the Countess rattled. After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part eight of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human diplomat and the ships captain.  This episode follows part 7 and begins with a discussion about where we as a group want to go in the future of this campaign and how we can try to make it better. It then continues on with how the crew is dealing with the Countess, including their plans to try to get the ship to no longer be haunted, and how to make some money in the meantime.  After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part seven of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human diplomat and the ships captain.  This episode follows part 6 and continues the story of Archibald's shame, including him trying to remove the power the Countess has over him by telling his shipmates about his secret that she knows. He figures that if it's out in the open, she won't be able to use it against him. What happens next makes things weird for the rest of the crew... all while still dealing with the persistent haunting problem. After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part six of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human diplomat and the ships captain.  This episode follows part 5 and covers how Archibald deals with his encounter with the Countess, and the schemes of Grill and the captain in how to turn this all around and make a profit. After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part five of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human diplomat and the ships captain.  This episode follows part 4 and is the first part that was recorded at a different gaming session. The Countess has been brought to the edge of the ships railing by Archibald, who has no good intentions. How will she deal with this? What will happen to her and the crew? Tune in to find out! After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is the first episode in a new series we here at High Level Games are releasing in our actual plays. In this new series the group plays the D6 Star Wars Roleplaying Game with a new game master and different group of players than our Aether Sea actual plays. In this episode we have an introduction to the players and characters in the game, and have the group start to form up and get ready for their first mission all while meeting with some famous rebel heroes on the planet of Hoth, about a month before the events of "The Empire Strikes Back".

This is part four of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human diplomat and the ships captain.  This episode picks up directly after part 3, and continues the story. The crew is still being attacked by ghosts, and is struggling to agree on what to do about the Countess and her artifact the Soul Bubble, as well as her zombie servants. Below is a brief introduction to our campaign as written by our Game Master Andrew. After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part three of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human diplomat and the ships captain.  This episode picks up directly after part 2, and continues the story. The crew of the free ship Liberty tries to find a way to deal with their ship being haunted, and struggles against each other on the decision of what to do with the Countess, who obviously knows more about the haunting than she lets on. Below is a brief introduction to our campaign as written by our Game Master Andrew. After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part two of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human diplomat and the ships captain.  This episode is a direct continuation of Part 1, so if you missed that we would recommend that you listen to it first to catch up to where the story is now. Below is a brief introduction to our campaign as written by our Game Master Andrew. After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.

This is part one of an actual play from the table that VP Quinn and Assistant to the Assistant to the Regional Manager Joel play at. The game is run by Andrew, and the players are Quinn playing a murderous goblin, Joel playing an elven plant magician, Ryan playing a human bureaucrat and Anthony playing a human diplomat and the ships captain. Listen along to get a taste of how the Aether Sea setting in the FATE rules system plays. Below is a description of our campaign as written by Andrew, our Game Master. After the Homeworld was ruined by magical warfare, dwarves, elves, goblins, humans and trolls have left it to seek their fortune among the stars.  We play a small crew of misfits just trying to keep their ship running and their mouths fed in the vast Aether Sea.  Our crew inhabits a rich, high-fantasy universe of magic-powered sailing ships, steampunk gadgets, interstellar travel, intrigue, and good old piracy.  Aether Sea - A World of Adventure for Fate Core was written by Ed Turner.  

It’s magic! Auch In dieser Folge (hier geht es zu Folge 7.1) dreht sich alles um die Magie in Fate. Ob nun in Malmsturm oder Aether Sea, bei den Katzen oder in Chicago: Magie spielt eine große Rolle in Fate. Aber wie wird sie umgesetzt? Was geht auf der regeltechnischen Seite? Und wie kann ich meine eigene Magieschule bauen? Das alles klären wir in dieser Doppelfolge des FateCasts. Aber am Ende gilt immer: Magie ist, was ihr draus macht.

It’s magic! Auch In dieser Folge (hier geht es zu Folge 7.1) dreht sich alles um die Magie in Fate. Ob nun in Malmsturm oder Aether Sea, bei den Katzen oder in Chicago: Magie spielt eine große Rolle in Fate. Aber wie wird sie umgesetzt? Was geht auf der regeltechnischen Seite? Und wie kann ich meine eigene Magieschule bauen? Das alles klären wir in dieser Doppelfolge des FateCasts. Aber am Ende gilt immer: Magie ist, was ihr draus macht.

It’s magic! In dieser Folge dreht sich alles um die Magie in Fate. Ob nun in Malmsturm oder Aether Sea, bei den Katzen oder in Chicago: Magie spielt eine große Rolle in Fate. Aber wie wird sie umgesetzt? Was geht auf der regeltechnischen Seite? Und wie kann ich meine eigene Magieschule bauen? Das alles klären wir in Teil 2 dieser Doppelfolge des FateCasts. Aber am Ende gilt immer: Magie ist, was ihr draus macht.

It’s magic! In dieser Folge dreht sich alles um die Magie in Fate. Ob nun in Malmsturm oder Aether Sea, bei den Katzen oder in Chicago: Magie spielt eine große Rolle in Fate. Aber wie wird sie umgesetzt? Was geht auf der regeltechnischen Seite? Und wie kann ich meine eigene Magieschule bauen? Das alles klären wir in Teil 2 dieser Doppelfolge des FateCasts. Aber am Ende gilt immer: Magie ist, was ihr draus macht.

No Especial de Fim de Ano dos Fate Masters em 2015, o Mr. Mickey Fábio (devidamente a caráter) e o Velho Lich Rafael (detrás de sua bola de cristal), assim como o Bom e Justo Paulo tiraram dúvidas dos ouvintes durante a gravação ao vivo via Hangout e fizeram comentários gerais sobre Fate, RPG, X-Card, sistemas e cenários que gostariam ou teriam problema ao mestrar, entre muitas outras coisas. Esse arquivo é apenas um registro de tudo que foi dito e gravado… Link para o programa em MP3 Participantes: Fábio Emilio Costa Paulo Guerche Rafael Sant’Anna Meyer Erick Hunter (perguntas) Duração: 124min Cronologia do Podcast: 00:05 - Apresentação para o tira-dúvidas 00:49 - Explicação do formato e primeira pergunta sobre limites de uso de Pontos de Destino 03:10 - Sobre múltiplas invocações gratuitas de um mesmo Aspecto de Cena 05:42 - Sobre o uso das Abordagens do Fate Acelerado (ou seja, sobre porque não posso resolver tudo com a mesma Abordagem) 10:51 - Pergunta do Erick Hunter: Fate é indicado para iniciantes? 17:24 - Sobre a questão de Customização do que está no Fate Básico 19:48 - Sobre perícias que normalmente não podem ser usadas para Ataque e Defesa em Fate Básico 25:29 - Os cenários que tanto o Velho Lich e o Mr. Mickey tem problemas para mestrar 27:44 - Sobre o X-Card e porque ela é muito importante em mesas com temática pesada 38:20 - Pergunta do Erick Hunter sobre criar mesas Noir 47:55 - Sobre a questão da categorização etária de RPGs (ou Sobre porque mestrar Vampiro para seu primo de 7 anos é uma má idéia) 58:15 - Quando usar Fate Básico e quanto usar Fate Acelerado 63:20 - Sobre sistemas/cenários que podem ser jogadas para qualquer público 70:55 - Chegada do Paulo, perguntando sobre o material do playtest de Dystopian Universe RPG 88:32 - Sobre materiais do Worlds of Adventure 100:34 - Sobre os materiais mais interessantes para Fate Básico e Acelerado, desconsiderando Worlds of Adventure 111:36 - Mecânica de Rolamentos alternativas usadas antes de ter acesso aos Dados Fate 118:33 - Agradecimentos e Considerações Finais Links Relacionados: Vídeo do Hangout do Especial de Fim de Ano 2015 Sobre o X-Card Sobre o Demon Hunters Episódio do Rolando +4 onde mencionamos métodos alternativos de rolamento de dados para Fate Link do Demon Hunters na DriveThruRPG Strays Jadepunk Hero Games 5th Edition Rule Book Ballistic Test (ou, um sistema LITERALMENTE à prova de balas) Patreon do Worlds of Adventure Nest Slip Psychedemia Masters of Umdaar Gods & Monsters Nest Venture City Stories Eagle Eyes Secrets of Cats House of Bards Save Game Romance in the Air Sails Full of Stars Aether Sea Fate Mass Effect Nova Praxis Tianxia Atomic Robo Little Wizards Apotheosis Drive/X Rastros de Cthulhu Espírito do Século Masks Hero System Maid Link para a comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters Comente esse post no site do Fate Masters! Assine no iTunes

E chegou! Agora é hora de começar o Podcasts dos Carrascos dos Mestres! Esse é o Rolando +4, o Podcast dos Carrascos os Mestres, onde ensinamos a Maximizar, Combar, Apelar, torturar o mestre e no processo criar um Personagem Épico, com uma História Épica para seu Mestre aproveitar em Aventuras Épicas. Nesse episódio, a equipe (reduzida) com Fábio e Alex faz a apresentação do Podcast, explica para quem Fate TALVEZ não seja ideal, para quem Fate é ideal, o porquê jogar Fate, e o que vem pela frente. Suba no trem que a viagem vai começar! Link para o programa em MP3 Participantes: Alex Resende Fábio Emilio Costa Duração: 39min Cronologia do Podcast: 00:15 - Apresentações 01:21 - Por que jogar Fate? 10:11 - Por que não jogar Fate? 18:55 - Como começar no Fate 29:57 - O que vem aí no Rolando +4 36:56 - Considerações Finais e Encerramento Links Relacionados: Site da Solar Editora para comprar os PDFs do Fate Core Evil Hat Site do Fate Core em Inglês Facebook da Solar Editora Espírito do Século (apenas em PDF, fora de catálogo Físico) DriveThruRPG Nest Secrets of Cats Aether Sea Gods & Monsters Psychedemia Tianxia Jadepunk Atomic Robo Mindjammer Demon Hunters Link para a comunidade do Google+ do Rolando +4 Comente esse post no site do Rolando +4! Assine no iTunes