Hey folks, I thought it’d be fun to try something new. In addition to the audio podcasts, I’m going to be doing some writeups of something new I’m trying: solo roleplaying games.
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It’s time to get “The Dumpster Fire” to a destination where we can pilfer some awesome trash, but it’s not going to happen without a few complications. We dive into the rule-set to see exactly how problems change the situation going forward. Luckily, the crew does make it into the house, but how stealthy can our fury friends actually be? Let’s turn up the noises and the laughter in this episode.
System: Raccoon Sky Pirates by Hectic Electron
CAST:
Aaron — Vibrissa
Jeremy — Torch Key
Johnny — Kit
Jordan — The Junkyard Master
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios
Who says Bone Throwers Theater can’t be light-hearted and zany once in a while? Ok, we still let some of our dark humor “shine” through a bit on this one, but this system, setting, and story is ripe for the absurd and ridiculous hijinks, engineered and orchestrated by raccoons! We definitely laughed til our sides hurt on this one.
System: Raccoon Sky Pirates by Hectic Electron
CAST:
Aaron — Vibrissa
Jeremy — Torch Key
Johnny — Kit
Jordan — The Junkyard Master
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios
For this final battle with the story’s B.B.E.G, we pull out out the stops. Quick Actions, Feature Actions, High Watch are all employed against enemies seen and unseen. As the story concludes we get a hint as to why this group may not have the best of reputations. We also give some brief commentary as we wrap up on the system and what has gone into creating the setting, lore, and gameplay mechanics of this upcoming game. We really enjoyed it, and hope you all did too. You’ll probably hear another run of this game in the future!
System: Grimworld (in development) by Sand & Glass Entertainment
CAST:
Aaron — Jamison “Jim”
Jeff — Nathaniel “Nickel”
Jeremy — Justice Ciro “Juice”
Johnny — Franklin “?”
Jordan — Arlo “Squint”
Mike — The Grim Master
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios
Victorious in combat, mystery solved; now it’s time to rest and recover by a cozy campfire… right? Nope… that’s never how it goes. In fact, things are a lot more “grim” (hehe) than our characters realize. The true threat is revealed in this episode, and it might be a lot more than our “heroes” want to take on. I mean, the words “run, hide, fight… in that order” were used, but let’s see if that’s the way things shake out.
System: Grimworld (in development) by Sand & Glass Entertainment
CAST:
Aaron — Jamison “Jim”
Jeff — Nathaniel “Nickel”
Jeremy — Justice Ciro “Juice”
Johnny — Franklin “?”
Jordan — Arlo “Squint”
Mike — The Grim Master
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios, Daniel Birch, and other sources
Combat, this episode is all about combat! We get full-on into the mechanics of the system, and occasionally break to discuss the differences in the types of damage dealt, ammunition and armor, and the flexibility and creativity the system offers in a player’s choice of weapons and attacks.
System: Grimworld (in development) by Sand & Glass Entertainment
CAST:
Aaron — Jamison “Jim”
Jeff — Nathaniel “Nickel”
Jeremy — Justice Ciro “Juice”
Johnny — Franklin “?”
Jordan — Arlo “Squint”
Mike — The Grim Master
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios
The party sets out from haven of Shadevale to start their quest, albeit reluctantly for some members. The tension quickly skyrockets as things get “weird beyond weird”. Aside from the story, we do get some pretty good glimpses into the mechanics of the system to include “try your odds”, “stress”, and “morale.”
System: Grimworld (in development) by Sand & Glass Entertainment
CAST:
Aaron — Jamison “Jim”
Jeff — Nathaniel “Nickel”
Jeremy — Justice Ciro “Juice”
Johnny — Franklin “?”
Jordan — Arlo “Squint”
Mike — The Grim Master
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios
Mike introduces how to create a party in this episode, and of course, there are the usual inter-personal hijinks with this cast. We dive in to the opening of the adventure, and get our fist glimpse at the unique haven of Shadevale.
System: Grimworld (in development) by Sand & Glass Entertainment
CAST:
Aaron — Jamison “Jim”
Jeff — Nathaniel “Nickel”
Jeremy — Justice Ciro “Juice”
Johnny — Franklin “?”
Jordan — Arlo “Squint”
Mike — The Grim Master
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios
This one-shot kicks off with the FOUR HUNDREDTH, yes 400th, episode of the podcast! So of course we needed to make it a special one. We are play-testing a game that is still in development with a guest GM, and friend of the show, Mike. While we create characters in this episode, he shares glimpses and insights into the mechanics of the game, some of the steps that were taken in developing the system, along with a few inspirations for this “post-historic” world.
System: Grimworld (in development) by Sand & Glass Entertainment
CAST:
Aaron — Jamison “Jim”
Jeff — Nathaniel “Nickel”
Jeremy — Justice Ciro “Juice”
Johnny — Franklin “?”
Jordan — Arlo “Squint”
Mike — The Grim Master
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios
We have entered The Time of Dust, the next phase of the game. Two more intruders to kill or chase off, and they are pretty horrific ones. We also get several glimpses into the lives of the skeletons before they were charged to guard this tomb, and it’s becoming clear that their stories are equally tragic.
System: The Skeletons by Jason Morningstar
CAST:
Aaron — The Headless
Jeremy — The Tattered Cloak
Johnny — The Horror
Jordan — The Crawler
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios, Kevin MacLeod, and other sources
Phase one of the game, the “unsealed tomb”. Two intruders, thwarted, and several secrets of the skeletons’ past are revealed… but at a cost. Time passes, but the guardians still stand watch, for now. So far we are loving the collaborative storytelling in this game.
System: The Skeletons by Jason Morningstar
CAST:
Aaron — The Headless
Jeremy — The Tattered Cloak
Johnny — The Horror
Jordan — The Crawler
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios and Kevin MacLeod
In just getting through the set-up, we were already geeking out about this game. We collaboratively describe the layout of the tomb that we will be guarding. There were a lot of interesting ideas that will make this storytelling game a favorite of the group we are sure.
System: The Skeletons by Jason Morningstar
CAST:
Aaron — The Headless
Jeremy — The Tattered Cloak
Johnny — The Horror
Jordan — The Crawler
Music in the background from Kevin MacLeod
In this commentary episode we discuss the flexibility of this game for a one-shot and an extended campaign. Aaron shares that there is a lot of flexibility in the game in general, and we conclude that this game would be great for both young and old, and first-time and experienced RPGers. So Good Strong Hands… good strong game.
System: Good Strong Hands by Nerd Burger Games
CAST:
Aaron — The Game Master
Jeff — Cinch
Jeremy — Kryden
Johnny — Graham
Jordan — Jasper
Music in the background from Purple Planet Music
Well, the whole party is dead to start this episode… mostly dead. The victory in this story must be won in a spiritual realm, and at a cost. Not all the characters will remain unstained by the evil they face. Enjoy the final battle in this fantastic one-shot.
System: Good Strong Hands by Nerd Burger Games
CAST:
Aaron — The Game Master
Jeff — Cinch
Jeremy — Kryden
Johnny — Graham
Jordan — Jasper
Music in the background from Purple Planet Music, and Kevin MacLeod
One side-quest finished, now on to the next. Hopefully this one will yield some useful information for defeating the void. But certainly it is entertaining regardless, as this story inspired a barrage of movie quotes from the cast. Fun times.
System: Good Strong Hands by Nerd Burger Games
CAST:
Aaron — The Game Master
Jeff — Cinch
Jeremy — Kryden
Johnny — Graham
Jordan — Jasper
Music in the background from Purple Planet Music, Kevin MacLeod, and other sources
There are more mysteries and clues to uncover surrounding this creepy monument and field of roses. But there is also a family of Wild-kin to save. So of course, we split the party. Some of the group will undoubtedly have to pull off some sort of trickery of thier own in this episode.
System: Good Strong Hands by Nerd Burger Games
CAST:
Aaron — The Game Master
Jeff — Cinch
Jeremy — Kryden
Johnny — Graham
Jordan — Jasper
Music in the background from Purple Planet Music
In this episode, visions, dreams, and mysterious voices have lead us to the Sorrow Sworn Fields. Jordan’s GM style creeps into his character play, and some self imposed complications come about. But let’s be honest, that’s not a real departure from the other usual suspects style of play.
System: Good Strong Hands by Nerd Burger Games
CAST:
Aaron — The Game Master
Jeff — Cinch
Jeremy — Kryden
Johnny — Graham
Jordan — Jasper
Music in the background from Purple Planet Music
Aaron’s in the GM seat again for this one, and he admits that has tweaked the story in advance to prepare for our normal plot hijacking hijinks. In this first episode of the fantasy game, we introduce our unique characters and set out on an “adventure”. But to one character, an “adventure” is something completely different. Either way, this party definitely will be the daisy in a field of roses.
System: Good Strong Hands by Nerd Burger Games
CAST:
Aaron — The Game Master
Jeff — Cinch
Jeremy — Kryden
Johnny — Graham
Jordan — Jasper
Music in the background from Purple Planet Music
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What’s it going to take for the Spaceheads to make a decision on their future? A Loan Shark, dirty money, and a couple shady pacts may play a vital role of two in the fate of music in the galaxy. Seems a bit grandiose? We thought so too, but you have to see how it all turned out.
System: Kingdom, 2nd Edition by Ben Robbins
CAST:
Aaron – Norival Norstrom
Jeff – Dolan Bonn
Jeremy – Sherman Octavius “Shoc”
Johnny – Galvin Transor
Jordan – Belzan Oxide
Music in the background from Epidemic Sound
Crossroad or Crisis? Will the band, The Spaceheads, take a gig on Earth on the next stop on the Space Jam Tour? There are a lot of obstacles on the road to fame and fortune; low funds, label pressure, restraining orders… and a possible line up change. Whether this opportunity is a good thing or not remains to be seen, but there is definitely tension, turmoil, and talking behind each others’ back.
System: Kingdom, 2nd Edition by Ben Robbins
CAST:
Aaron – Norival Norstrom
Jeff – Dolan Bonn
Jeremy – Sherman Octavius “Shoc”
Johnny – Galvin Transor
Jordan – Belzan Oxide
Music in the background from Epidemic Sound
We finish fleshing out the characters in this episode, choosing roles, concepts, descriptions, names, locations, and bonds with other characters. With each element we add, the tension in the kingdom is already mounting. The stage is set for a dramatic tour of the galaxy.
System: Kingdom, 2nd Edition by Ben Robbins
CAST:
Aaron – Norival Norstrom
Jeff – Dolan Bonn
Jeremy – Sherman Octavius “Shoc”
Johnny – Galvin Transor
Jordan – Belzan Oxide
Music in the background from Epidemic Sound
Since we really love world-building during our Bone Throwers Theater sessions, we had a lot of fun kicking off this one-shot, brainstorming on what types of characters and threats we would face in our kingdom. We also decided to define our kingdom as a touring band… in space. Yeah, that’s right, another space adventure.
System: Kingdom, 2nd Edition by Ben Robbins
CAST:
Aaron
Jeff
Jeremy
Johnny
Jordan
Music in the background from Epidemic Sound
We wrap up this one-shot with a quick commentary on the story, its intricacies, and some of the hints the players either picked up on or missed entirely in the session. We also talk about some of the aspects of the game system that we enjoyed, and how the add-on memory mechanic made this an all around enjoyable run.
System: Shadowrun, 4th Edition by Catalyst Game Labs
CAST:
Aaron – Deacon (Dwarf)
Johnny – Ork
Jordan – Jinx (Elf)
Jeremy — The Game Master
Music in the background from Gavin and Marshall Parker
There were a lot of twists and turns in this episode leading up to the big showdown with May… or is it spelled Mei, as on player speculates? Magic, gunfire, explosions, and of course a double cross stir things up. But even as the dust just begins to settle, the players discover one final twist in this mission.
System: Shadowrun, 4th Edition by Catalyst Game Labs
CAST:
Aaron – Deacon (Dwarf)
Johnny – Ork
Jordan – Jinx (Elf)
Jeremy — The Game Master
Music in the background from Gavin and Marshall Parker, Kevin MacLeod, and Daniel Birch
The memories finally start flooding in for this episode, with some key flashbacks as well. As the players sort out the pieces to the puzzle, the characters get some hints that something is definitely “off” about this mission. But will they be aware enough to succeed?
System: Shadowrun, 4th Edition by Catalyst Game Labs
CAST:
Aaron – Deacon (Dwarf)
Johnny – Ork
Jordan – Jinx (Elf)
Jeremy — The Game Master
Music in the background from Gavin and Marshall Parker, Fesliyan Studios, and Kevin MacLeod
The heist reveals itself to be more than what was initially thought. Kiddnapping… Rescue Mission? Either was not everyone will make it out alive, but those that do will definitely have to fight their way out with what they hope are adequate weapons from the armory.
System: Shadowrun, 4th Edition by Catalyst Game Labs
CAST:
Aaron – Dwarf
Johnny – Ork
Jordan – Elf
Mike – Troll
Jeremy — The Game Master
Music in the background from Gavin and Marshall Parker and Fesliyan Studios
A scramble up the stairs, picking up memories along the way, and leaving stun grenades behind. We learn a name, a hidden ability, and hints of what they are in there to steal. But the search is definitely causing some friction in the group.
System: Shadowrun, 4th Edition by Catalyst Game Labs
CAST:
Aaron – Dwarf
Johnny – Ork
Jordan – Elf
Mike – Troll
Jeremy — The Game Master
Music in the background from Gavin and Marshall Parker and Fesliyan Studios
Escape from a lab, a long dark hallway, disappearing dwarves, a room full of body bags, an armory raid, and approaching footsteps… Believe it or not, all this is the characters starting to put the pieces together. But do the pieces actually fit, or are they just an illusion. We see signs of one mistaken identity already.
System: Shadowrun, 4th Edition by Catalyst Game Labs
CAST:
Aaron – Dwarf
Johnny – Ork
Jordan – Elf
Mike – Troll
Jeremy — The Game Master
Music in the background from Gavin and Marshall Parker, Daniel Birch, and Fesliyan Studios
The adventure begins mid-mission. But none of the characters have any clue of where they are, how they got there, or what they can do, let alone what they are actually supposed to do. Just as they start to make some head-way, gaining vital info and an objective, one character makes a poor choice and things are bound to get ugly. To be fair, this player did say they were doing to mess things up in the previous episode.
System: Shadowrun, 4th Edition by Catalyst Game Labs
CAST:
Aaron – Dwarf
Johnny – Ork
Jordan – Elf
Mike – Troll
Jeremy — The Game Master
Music in the background from Gavin and Marshall Parker, Daniel Birch, and other sources
We play some musical chairs for this one-shot and switch seats. Jeremy ends up in the driver’s seat as the GM for one of his favorite systems, Shadowrun. We’ve referenced this game quite a bit and now finally sit down to play it. But this isn’t your standard run, we’ve put a twist or two in the mechanics and story. In this episode we give a brief overview of the system and the unique set-up to this adventure.
System: Shadowrun, 4th Edition by Catalyst Game Labs
CAST:
Aaron
Johnny
Jordan
Mike
Jeremy — The Game Master
Music in the background from Gavin and Marshall Parker
Well, this Space Station adventure definitely had an unexpected and controversial ending. So much so that we rolled right into commentary on the system, and how much our preconceived notions on science fiction influenced our decision making. Overall, this style of game was a welcomed break from conventional RPG play.
Game System: Parsely by Jared A. Sorenson
Cast:
Aaron
Ellie
Jeff
Jeremy
Johnny
Jordan – The Parser
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios
Third time’s a charm. We figure out how to finish Jungle adventure, but not without trying some creative, but unsuccessful options. Not a perfect score for the game, but not bad. We also embark on a new adventure, Space Station.
Game System: Parsely by Jared A. Sorenson
Cast:
Aaron
Ellie
Jeff
Jeremy
Johnny
Jordan – The Parser
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios
We start off on our 2nd life for this adventure, after a player couldn’t resist doing something just to see what would happen. Also, this time around seems to be a bit more of a puzzle that takes a little bit of trial and error to solve. But honestly, who hasn’t spent hours playing a game, wandering across the map, and missing the one bit of crucial equipment?
Game System: Parsely by Jared A. Sorenson
Cast:
Aaron
Ellie
Jeff
Jeremy
Johnny
Jordan – The Parser
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios
Here’s a different kind of role playing game from a familiar game designer, Jared A. Sorenson. This game plays like an old style, text-based computer game, so the cast will have to work together to beat the story before they run out of lives, or chances to save the game. And of course, it wouldn’t be Bone Throwers Theater if some of the choices made weren’t thought all the way through. This is going to be a fun one!
Game System: Parsely by Jared A. Sorenson
Cast:
Aaron
Ellie
Jeff
Jeremy
Johnny
Jordan – The Parser
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios
When we play a new game, we always love to give some of our thoughts on it, so here is a commentary episode. Aaron shares where he drew his inspiration from for the story. We discuss some of the game mechanics, as well as the differing feel of our one-shots, and look ahead to some of the games we have slated for “future” one-shots on Bone Throwers Theater.
System: Capers by Nerd Burger Games
CAST:
Aaron — The Game Master
Jeff — Brando Marks
Jeremy — Tommy “Mouse” Marone
Johnny — James Bones
Jordan — Leon “The Whisperer” Carpetti
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios
The story concludes with a shootout in a swanky hotel penthouse. As the damage is dealt from both sides, will the y make it out with Santa’s bag of goods? One character thinks the task is easy and tries to keep his cool… however, the calm and collected intentions are merely that… intentions.
System: Capers by Nerd Burger Games
CAST:
Aaron — The Game Master
Jeff — Brando Marks
Jeremy — Tommy “Mouse” Marone
Johnny — James Bones
Jordan — Leon “The Whisperer” Carpetti
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios
Having completed the rescue ahead of the GM’s schedule, it is revealed to the party that they are indeed on Santa’s naughty list. But there still is a job to be done. And it turns out that there is nothing “nice” about it as a showdown with Tommy’s Billy Club and Billy’s Tommy Gun ensues.
System: Capers by Nerd Burger Games
CAST:
Aaron — The Game Master
Jeff — Brando Marks
Jeremy — Tommy “Mouse” Marone
Johnny — James Bones
Jordan — Leon “The Whisperer” Carpetti
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios
Rival mobster families, and late night warehouse showdowns make for a classic 1920’s gangster story. In this episode the players throw Aaron some curveballs, both with the ruleset and also in the story, by getting a bit ahead of themselves. It looks like disaster awaits for at least one character. We’ll see.
System: Capers by Nerd Burger Games
CAST:
Aaron — The Game Master
Jeff — Brando Marks
Jeremy — Tommy “Mouse” Marone
Johnny — James Bones
Jordan — Leon “The Whisperer” Carpetti
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios and other sources
It’s time for the first ever, Bone Throwers Theater Christmas Special. Aaron takes the reins and drives the sleigh through the cold winter night for a new game for the podcast, Capers. In this episode, we polish off character creation, set the scene in the 1920s for this Christmas story, and get our first look at the rule set involving a deck of cards rather than dice. Hang on tight, as we start this fun story we have nicknamed “How The Mob Saved Christmas”.
System: Capers by Nerd Burger Games
CAST:
Aaron — The Game Master
Jeff — Brando Marks
Jeremy — Tommy “Mouse” Marone
Johnny — James Bones
Jordan — Leon “The Whisperer” Carpetti
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios and other sources
This game has been listed as an inspiration for the show since the beginning, and we finally got around to playing it, so we had a lot of fun talking about it in this commentary episode. Although Jordan reveals the amount of homework he did for this story, as usual, the player’s choices didn’t always line up to bring out those details. But it was quite interesting hearing the depth of the story shared after the fact.
System: Fate Accelerated by Evil Hat Productions
CAST:
Aaron — George Clark
Jeff — Barry Graves
Jeremy — Silas Thompson
Johnny — Eugene Fields
Jordan — The Game Master
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios
The boys all head into town to get some answers about what they’ve been experiencing, only to find a lot more people than normal out and about. Have others also had enough of the telecommunications mystery, or are the characters walking in to a trap? Let’s find out in the conclusion of this story.
System: Fate Accelerated by Evil Hat Productions
CAST:
Aaron — George Clark
Jeff — Barry Graves
Jeremy — Silas Thompson
Johnny — Eugene Fields
Jordan — The Game Master
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios, Kevin MacLeod, Audionautix.com, and other sources
More wonky phone calls, morse code, repeating number sequences, and now a voice that claims to be watching the characters. All the boys do what the can to silence the calls but the voice is now in their heads and threatens to do more than just harass them with messages.
System: Fate Accelerated by Evil Hat Productions
CAST:
Aaron — George Clark
Jeff — Barry Graves
Jeremy — Silas Thompson
Johnny — Eugene Fields
Jordan — The Game Master
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios and other sources
The investigation in the woods continues and we see some typical high school tensions between the characters. That tension quickly fades as some mysterious clues are discovered. It seems the snooping around has made them possible targets as they all receive an ominous phone call.
System: Fate Accelerated by Evil Hat Productions
CAST:
Aaron — George Clark
Jeff — Barry Graves
Jeremy — Silas Thompson
Johnny — Eugene Fields
Jordan — The Game Master
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios and other sources
The characters are are students at Mont Clark High School in Pine Grove Tennessee, “GO HAWKS”. The story kicks off as they learn of the mysterious deaths of two of their classmates. Some of them ditch school to investigate the scene.
System: Fate Accelerated by Evil Hat Productions
CAST:
Aaron — George Clark
Jeff — Barry Graves
Jeremy — Silas Thompson
Johnny — Eugene Fields
Jordan — The Game Master
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios and Purple Planet Music
For this Horror Halloween One-Shot, we finally get around to playing a game we have pulled a lot of inspiration from, Fate Accelerated, another game put out by Evil Hat Productions (Monster of the Week). In this first one-shot episode we do our character creation as Jordan sets the scene for the horror story centered around mysterious telephone anomalies.
System: Fate Accelerated by Evil Hat Productions
CAST:
Aaron — George Clark
Jeff — Barry Graves
Jeremy — Silas Thompson
Johnny — Eugene Fields
Jordan — The Game Master
Music in the background from Fesliyan Studios
Here’s a commentary episode to wrap up this one-shot. We discuss what we liked about the system, and a couple thing that we thought would make it better. There were some “house” add-ons that we also discussed, and commented on how they played in this particular story. We had a great time with this on and we hope you will as well. Enjoy!
System: Stargate SG-1 Roleplaying Game, by Wyvern Gaming
CAST:
Aaron – Kundar
Iosif – Drupi Pecs
Jeff – Gavin Stroud
Jeremy – A’kel
Johnny – Namel
Jadon – The Gatemaster
Music in the background from Scott Buckley
In true SG-1 fashion, the action climaxes with a showdown at the gate while the group tries to escape. However, the effort seems to be more difficult than expected as one group member seems to be working against them. Comically, the dice rolls are extremely fitting for the type of characters that were doing battle. Sometime the dice write a good story! Enjoy!
System: Stargate SG-1 Roleplaying Game, by Wyvern Gaming
CAST:
Aaron – Kundar
Iosif – Drupi Pecs
Jeff – Gavin Stroud
Jeremy – A’kel
Johnny – Namel
Jadon – The Gatemaster
Music in the background from Scott Buckley and Fesliyan Studios
Intel on the System Lord that ransacked the research camp has come in from a Tok’ra spy within the ranks. The team heads off-world to get an update and a possible extraction if things don’t go according to plan. But when does a SG off-world mission ever go according to plan?
System: Stargate SG-1 Roleplaying Game, by Wyvern Gaming
CAST:
Aaron – Kundar
Iosif – Drupi Pecs
Jeff – Gavin Stroud
Jeremy – A’kel
Johnny – Namel
Jadon – The Gatemaster
Music in the background from Scott Buckley
We had a lot of fun with this episode, despite the mission and our rolls not going according to plan. An eerily deserted base camp, a disabled DHD, an unexpected acid rain storm, and in true BTT fashion, a plethora of word-play jokes are what the group has to overcome on the first leg of their mission.
System: Stargate SG-1 Roleplaying Game, by Wyvern Gaming
CAST:
Aaron – Kundar
Iosif – Drupi Pecs
Jeff – Gavin Stroud
Jeremy – A’kel
Johnny – Namel
Jadon – The Gatemaster
Music in the background from Scott Buckley
In this episode we attempted to tackle the mechanics of a “Convince Encounter”. Our horrible roles didn’t allow things to go as smoothly as intended, although they made it highly entertaining as the group escapes a diplomatic crisis. Then, this group of newbies also have to escape a crisis in the Gate Room, and end off-world without a full mission briefing. What could go wrong?
System: Stargate SG-1 Roleplaying Game, by Wyvern Gaming
CAST:
Aaron – Kundar
Iosif – Drupi Pecs
Jeff – Gavin Stroud
Jeremy – A’kel
Johnny – Namel
Jadon – The Gatemaster
Music in the background from Scott Buckley
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