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La gang de Coup Critique se lance dans l'expérience de The Caravan, un jeu de Xaviiiier. Dans ce périple éphémère, PP, Kim, Annabelle et Félix-Antoine incarnent des enfants au passé trouble et à l'avenir incertain, qui voyagent de village en village dans une caravane, menée par un être mystérieux, que Marika a eu le plaisir d'interpréter en tant que la Mama de ce one-shot. Entre deux arrêts, une cérémonie étrange les attend. Quel est le destin de ces gamins égarés? Qui sont les Chuchoteurs? Plongez-vous dans cette partie de La petite sorcière, dont le scénario est issu du Storybook, pour connaître l'aventure tragique des habitants de la caravane. Pour le Corebook ainsi que le Storybook

Greetings, Dreamers! After a couple months' hibernation, we have returned to start bringing you content once again, as we enter the enchanted realm of 2nd edition... so of course, we must begin with the corebook, a tome near and dear to both our hearts. We really tried to rein it in, and this still ended up being our longest episode yet (by the merest of hairs). This is still a legacy edition, but nearer to the most recent incarnation of the game, and still chock-full of useful material for any player or Storyteller. And frankly, the book is just beautiful, in an era when beautiful TTRPG books were by no means a given like they (kind of) are today. First, let us dust off our social media profiles so that you can reach out to us if you desire... Discord (with a shiny new link! that hopefully works!): https://discord.me/ctpEmail: podcast@changelingthepodcast.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100082973960699Mastodon: https://dice.camp/@ChangelingPodPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/changelingthepodcast ...and then, if you're inclined to purchase the PDF online, behold the link to do so: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/1624?affiliate_id=3063731 We have most of this shiny new Season 2 planned out, with book dives and interviews and inspirational tidbits and more, so if you haven't subscribed, we hope that you'll consider doing so! Stay tuned for (mostly) weekly episodes and see what dreams they muster... your hosts Josh Hillerup (any pronoun) once invoked the Dragon's Ire at a coffeeshop when the barista accidentally used hemp milk. Pooka G (any pronoun/they) only commits Rhapsody on affluenzic "influencers" who need to be put in their place. "Dreaming is...a game of the imagination, a game that is a value in itself." —Milan Kundera, The Unbearable Lightness of Being

Asketic Podcast Episode with Asketic co-Founder Mikelis Bastiks and Chief Marketing Officer at Corebook.io - Raitis Velps, on mastering brand consistency. 

Herein Chris and Jeremy present their review of the new Homeworld RPG from Modiphius, discussing the system, setting, and story possibilities presented in this 340-some page book. There's been a lot of discussion on the official Discord about errors, typos, and inconsistencies in this book; however, we do not address these...if you want those lists, go to the Discord and prepare to read. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fluffncrunch/message

This is the first of our deep dives into the individual books for Changeling, so naturally, we're starting at the beginning, with the First Edition corebook. Released in July 1995, it was the last of the original lineup of five games for the World of Darkness. We go through each section of the book in detail, discuss it both in the context of its original release and the more recent editions, and talk about various themes and ideas that the text summons up. (Because the book is just short of 300 pages, this is also our longest episode by a wide margin... for now.) art Briefly, here are two examples of the full-page spreads that make up the book's prologue: Given how the World of Darkness books are kind of grim and gritty, printed in black and white, the use of these photographs as both diegetic texts (the pages contain information about the game setting, written by one of the metaplot characters to another) and an aesthetic choice (note the signed photograph of Dr. Julian Bashir, emphasizing the 90s-ness of these pages) creates a marked contrast to the other lines. That's Changeling—starting off with a bang. As for the other art in the book: some of the most iconic pieces are the diTerlizzi kith portraits used at the start of each chapter, which eventually became the covers for the kithbooks. But then there are things like a somewhat cartoonish satyr and sidhe (possibly) about to have a tryst. Sublime to puzzling and everything in between. ... star trek Speaking of Dr. Bashir, some thoughts from Pooka that got cut from the episode... To me, there are some interesting parallels between the editions of Changeling and the Star Trek franchise. In the same way that the Original Series had its grognards from 20 or so years before the Next Generation came out, 1st edition Changeling is already set against a backdrop of a 20-year-old metaplot: the Resurgence and Accordance War. The characters, as a new generation of Kithain, are still positioned against that inherited history, which defines so much of the setting. Then you get 2nd edition, which complicates and develops the setting, moving away from the general-backdrop setting to a specific metaplot arc: the disappearance of High King David. Like Deep Space Nine (or Voyager, I suppose), following hard on the heels of TNG, there is a single continuous story arc that structures everything in the game for that era. And after a gap of several years without any active shows, C20 has come back to heavily re-invent the game—as Discovery, Picard, and Lower Decks have done, creating an entirely new audience (and potentially a new set of grognards, for those who are now 20+ years out from TNG, DS9, and Voyager). I don't know that the "edition wars" of Changeling get quite as vicious as the flame wars Trekkies sometimes engage in, but it's interesting to think about. This is going to stick in my brain like a piece of taffy on an August day. ... cantrip cards Briefly, here's how the cantrip system worked in 1st edition: You have bought cantrip cards in packs of 10 and/or photocopied the template at the end of the corebook and filled them in. These are divided into individual levels of Arts and Realms, Bunks, Nightmares, and Treasures. They are also collectible, with over 160 different illustrated cards.The Art and Realm cards go into your hand, and correspond to the dots in each you've bought and listed on your character sheet. A number of Bunks equal to the total number of dots in Arts you have get shuffled into a deck.You cast a cantrip by choosing the appropriate Art and Realm from your hand and placing them in front of you, then drawing a Bunk card. (You can spend Glamour to draw additional ones.) Each Bunk involves performing a specific action, and limits the number of successes you can gain on your cantrip roll.The actual cantrip roll is determined by the Attribute associated with the Art + the Ability associated with the level of the Realm you have, against a difficulty of the target's Banality. Failing the roll gives you a temporary point of Banality or puts a Nightmare card into your Bunk deck; botching gives you a permanent point of Banality. But, if the Bunk card matches the Art of the cantrip, you get a bonus success.All the cards except one are returned to where they came from; Arts and Realms go back in your hand, Bunks get shuffled into the deck. You can only regain all your cards after a "deep, satisfying and prolonged rest"—the book specifies that this occurs between stories, i.e., only after several game sessions—or by engaging in Reverie or Rapture (not Ravaging), which refreshes a number equal to the Glamour you gained... Beyond this, there are additional rules about how oathmates can share and trade cantrip cards, successes being automatically determined by the Bunk card when they're used in a freehold/on an enchanted being or chimera, changelings invoking Banality to resist a cantrip... and remember, you should be out there, buying packs of cards to shore up your deck! If it's not already apparent why this system didn't make it past the corebook (and indeed, the corebook itself has an alternate dice system), we're not sure how much clearer we can make it. But vestiges of it continue to pop up throughout 1st edition books, so we have to deal with it. As game props, they can be fun. As a necessary part of the already-complicated system of cantrip casting, they are punitive, confusing, and frustrating, so... best left out altogether, probably. ... There's plenty to love about 1st edition, and the corebook does a nice job of setting up themes and moods, foregrounding storytelling over mechanics, and introducing a number of concepts that are helpful for getting into the spirit of the game (and in a few cases, never appear again). As introductory books go, it's a friendly and colorful one on the surface—but still with plenty of depth and complication underneath. ... Your Hosts Josh Hillerup (he/him) believes in the saving power of disco. Pooka G (any pronoun/they) smells vaguely of fresh caramel and stale dreams. ... "What else is a story but a dream that has been shared with the world?" —Joanne M. Harris, Honeycomb (psst! email us at podcast@changelingthepodcast.com if you want)

Dagens afsnit handler det om Vampire the masquerade 5th edition. Hvor Freja, der har været forfatter på Corebook og Camarilla Sourcebook, giver hendes indblik i processen omkring Vampire, udfordringerne i at levere en ny version i en ikonisk setting og ikke mindst hvad man kan tage med i denne proces.  Enjoy :)     WARNING THIS IS A NERDY PRODUCTION sociale medier https://www.facebook.com/nerdyproductionhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/301098474938435https://discord.gg/3WrCB3DjCFhttps://twitter.com/GMworkshoppod/mediaRPG, TTRPG, Roleplay

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Surprisingly Complex Games - Games that were much more than we expected. This episode we talk about games that surprised us in a good way. In the game room were comparing a couple of games with older versions of them. First will be how Gloomhaven Jaws of the Lion differs from Gloomhaven and then Mermaid Adventures Revised, a setting book for The Pip system Corebook we reviewed last week. In The Bellhops Tabletop we talk about Camp Capstone another online game convention and Runaway Hirelings an improv heavy fantasy RPG. Episode 103 of the Tabletop Bellhop Gaming Podcast, recorded August 19th 2020. Join us Wednesdays at Nine PM Eastern at https://www.twitch.tv/tabletopbellhop. If you enjoy the show consider tipping the Bellhop at: patreon.com/tabletopbellhop More detailed show notes: https://tabletopbellhop.com/podcast/ep103/ Disclosure: Links may be affiliate links. As an Amazon associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Some games mentioned may be review copies provided by publishers. SUGGESTION BOX Send feedback to moe@tabletopbellhop.com or sean@tabletopbellhop.com Pip System Corebook Written Review, YouTube The Gameroom Segment, Other great Kids RPGs Hero Kids, Amazing Tales, No Thank You, Evil! Tiny Dungeon Hatchling Edition, Popular Unboxing Vids: Gloomhaven Jaws of the Lion Unboxing, Talisman Batman Unboxing, ANNOUNCEMENTS Sign up for our newsletter: https://newsletter.tabletopbellhop.com 2 Year Anniversary Giveaway: You are running out of time to enter our Gorinto Giveaway. Note we have added new ways to enter and we have fixed a problem with the widget not working on mobile. Gorinto Giveaway, Reviewapalooza: We are going to try something new, the last Wednesday of this month will be a special review filled episode replacing our regular AMA. LOBBY CHECK IN Join us live at 9pm Eastern every Wednesday at https://www.twitch.tv/tabletopbellhop and take part in The Lobby our chatroom. ASK THE BELLHOP This week we have a question from long time fan of our show Prayerborne who wrote to say: “I've actually thought before that an interesting discussion topic would be "Surprisingly advanced games" older games with mechanics we think of as recent inventions, or even newer games that are 'gamier' than we'd expect (mass-marketed Hunger Games: District 12 is a EURO!?!)” Links: Medium, Funko Pop Funkoverse Games, Hamsterolle, Go Cuckoo, Horrified, King Me!, Camel Up, Minecraft Builders and Biomes, Jaws, Qwirkle, Zenteeko, Harry Potter Hogwarts Battle, Kingomino, Risk Star Wars Edition, Blokus, Ticket to Ride New York, Homeland The Game, Sons of Anarchy, Hey That’s My Fish, The Climbers, Dungeon Lords, Chocolatiers, Battle Sheep, Photosynthesis, From the Chatroom: Dungeon Lords Pets, Kenny G Keepin’ It Saxy, Shobu, Okey Dokey, For The Queen, Unmatched, Quoridor, Quarto, Tiny Towns, Paris: La Cité de la Lumière, Send questions to questions@tabletopbellhop.com THE GAME ROOM: Gloomhaven Jaws of the Lion How is Gloomhaven Jaws of the Lion Different from the Original article: Jaws of the Lion Unboxing: Buy Jaws of the Lion: THE GAME ROOM: Mermaid Adventures Mermaid Adventures Revised Full Review: Buy Mermaid Adventures: The Pip System Corebook review: The original edition of Mermaid Adventures review: THE BELLHOPS TABLETOP Cool gaming stuff we've been involved in over the last week: Camp Capstone, The Brawling Brothers Podcast, Curious Cargo, Ian O’Toole, Wheel Tapping, Watergate, Gloomhaven Jaws of the Lion, Our Twitch Channel, Runaway Hirelings, FIND US: Webpage: https://tabletopbellhop.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/tabletopbellhop/ Twitter: twitter.com/tabletopbellhop Instagram: www.instagram.com/tabletopbellhop/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/tabletopbellhop?sub_confirmation=1 Twitch: twitch.tv/tabletopbellhop

In this episode of Teach Me How!, Nate and Bob talk about strategies and processes for running a meaningful feeding scene in Vampire: the Masquerade. While any of the ideas and concepts we speak about in this podcast can (and do) apply to V5, we don’t explicitly talk about the feeding styles found in the updated game. Sorry. At the time of this recording, we just didn’t have the depth of knowledge to talk about humors and predator styles. However, if you want to story-tell the ACT of feeding so that it impacts your game and players, this is the Teach Me How! for you.While every Corebook in the Vampire: the Masquerade line talks about feeding and running scenes for such, there’s no specific Vampire sourcebook dedicated to the act. Vampire: the Masquerade 5th edition (V5) has done a great job at shifting focus back to the act of feeding from mortals. If vampires don’t drink blood, are they even vampires? One book that I think can really help to influence a storyteller looking to run feeding scenes is Ghouls: Fatal Addiction. This book talks about the aforementioned ghouls - those that serve the denizens of the night. This book details the odd supernatural bonds of the blood, the addiction that can come with it, and how feeding can impact a human life. Another book we strongly suggest to any new player or storyteller is Book of the Kindred; an anthology of fiction dedicated to telling the stories of Vampire. This book may be a bit rudimentary for some advanced players but it’s worth going through to get a feel for the world. It’s over 20 years old, but it’s a great primer for Vampire: the Masquerade.

Finding The Narrative: A Genesys RPG Podcast Episode 10 – The Talent Show (Part 2): Dragonspawn Boogaloo Welcome back to Finding The Narrative: A Genesys RPG Podcast dedicated to all things Genesys, an RPG by Fantasy Flight Games.  In this episode of Finding The Narrative we finish our two part segment on Talents with our good friend Stephen Dragonspawn!  We go into how to create Talents using the eight questions in the Corebook and then we each create our own in each of our settings.  In Advantageous Threats we put our new these talents to the test!  Take a listen and find the narrative with us!     Thanks for listening! Tony “Azzmodeus” Fanning and Chris “Zszree” Holmes findingthenarrativepodcast@gmail.com Facebook Page Podbean Site YouTube Channel  iTunes (US) | iTunes (UK) | iTunes (Australia) | iTunes (Canada) | iTunes (Germany) We are a VERY proud member of the Nerds-International Google+ Community! Featured Podcast/Blog:  Veiled Fury Entertainment : Manuel Sambs interviews and live plays.  Check out his latest video where he interviews Eric Lamoureux from Just Insert Imagination about the Wiseguys Savage Worlds setting and the Wiseguys demokit. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUBlmVxLt64VQAsCYcUJ0zw/ Google+ and Nerds-International Google+ community member!   Finding the Narrative Logo Artwork by Meghan Shultz Music Credits: Part 1: Opening – Hundred Years in Helheim by Tri-Tachyon Part 2a: The Book of Genesys – ULTIMATE METAL by Loyalty Freak Music Part 2b: Setting the Tone – Ice Wrought by Sarin Part 3: Advantageous Threats – Digital Mk 2 by Tri-Tachyon Part 4: Outro – Catharsis by Bloodgod Part 5: Legal Disclaimer – Goodnight Kiss by Movie Theater  

Finding The Narrative: A Genesys RPG Podcast Episode 9 – The Talent Show (Part 1) Welcome back to Finding The Narrative: A Genesys RPG Podcast dedicated to all things Genesys, an RPG by Fantasy Flight Games.  In this episode of Finding The Narrative we start our two part segment on Talents!  We go into reading the Talent entries, a pick out our favorites from both the Corebook and Realms of Terrinoth.  In Advantageous Threat we put these talents to the test by making a far leap in a single bound and shoot lightning at a dragon??  Take a listen and find the narrative with us!     Thanks for listening! Tony “Azzmodeus” Fanning and Chris “Zszree” Holmes findingthenarrativepodcast@gmail.com Facebook Page Podbean Site YouTube Channel  iTunes (US) | iTunes (UK) | iTunes (Australia) | iTunes (Canada) | iTunes (Germany) We are a VERY proud member of the Nerds-International Google+ Community! Featured Podcast/Blog:  Thoughts of a Barbarian is a blog by Matt Stark about anything gaming.  In his latest barbaric thought, he talks about what he likes and dislikes about Genesys.  Very insightful and well done, sir!  And he got a sweet ass new logo made by none other than that Ancient Dragon himself, Stephano, Stephen Dragonspawn! http://thoughtsofabarbarian.blogspot.com/ Google +, N-I community member, Twitter @Mstark78 FFG Forum Thread for Genesys Talents Expanded Finding the Narrative Logo Artwork by Meghan Shultz Music Credits: Part 1: Opening – Hundred Years in Helheim by Tri-Tachyon Part 2a: The Book of Genesys – ULTIMATE METAL by Loyalty Freak Music Part 2b: Setting the Tone – Ice Wrought by Sarin Part 3: Advantageous Threats – Digital Mk 2 by Tri-Tachyon Part 4: Outro – Catharsis by Bloodgod Part 5: Legal Disclaimer – Goodnight Kiss by Movie Theater

Darcy Ross returns to discuss her experiences running The Beale of Boregal, an adventure for Numenera included in the Corebook.