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Everyone is talking about Seven Part Pact, would love to hear your thoughts

There is also a journal that is sold as an extension of Five Hundred Year Old Vampire and it can work for Thousand Year Old Vampire too.

Hi! I wrote Five-Hundred-Year-Old Vampire, and I'm thrilled to hear you talking about it! Did you also get the curriculum guide or Beguiling Whispers?

Wishing the best for you and your students Dr. Friedman.

Engagement for the engagement god!

Looking forward to hearing about your conversation with Quinns! I’d be very curious to hear what your students think about the state of games journalism, especially as we hit the 10 year anniversary of gamergate

Zong for the zong god!

I am curious, were any of your students ESL students? Or at least could speak another language? I think that would have brought some interesting dynamics for a culture or peoples who've just been freed to wrestle with. I'm always bringing into my games and stories, what it means to use Spanish. Especially considering after my grandmother died, how less Spanish I use in my everyday. But it's a colonizer language too, since my family is from Central America. How do we utilize the power of other languages to make sense of ourselves. So was there anything like that with dual meanings for different languages in this world? I backed Dialect back in the day cause I *love* language even if I'm not good at grokking it haha. But have yet had a chance to play. I'm the type of person that reading instructions doesn't make me understand, so with TTRPGs (and boardgames), I need to play it to really understand.

Very much looking forward to the debrief on Dialect. Thanks for keeping these logs, your class sounds fascinating.

Are most of these journaling type games rather than dice driven RPGs? I'm only familiar with D&D and OSR RPGs.

Very interesting, thank you for sharing! I think you’re right that games presented similar to other media (dvd cases, board game boxes) are probably more approachable to students. Love following along with your courses and work!

Five for the five god!

Oh, never heard of Kagematsu before or the hack, and am definitely intrigued by it! As someone who's never read Emma, only watched various adaptations (and my preferred Austen story), I didn't realize of course the extra depth that'd be in the original material. Like, obviously, a movie or miniseries can only do so much and there's always creative license, but it's definitely fascinating to think about in terms of what was allowed at the time, and what was acknowledged in fiction. Very excited to see what your students do next week~!

I grew up with watching all kinds of horror, so I'm a bit more immune of playing BB with strangers. Though, I've always been a little guarded when I'm around male presenting players for it. Now, running the game? I don't think I 'd feel comfortable UNLESS it was a table I knew and knew me and felt comfortable with. While I do know enough people for that, not all of them would be interested in such a game, which valid. So, yeah, I never actually shiver from fear or get creeped out from the few times I've been a player. Mainly cause the few things that would actually work, we have as a line (one regarding eyes to be vague but also as an example). So I think it's okay if someone plays and doesn't get the actual visceral reactions that's intended, but still understand or empathize how horrific some of these encounters can be. On the flip side, I could never play Ten Candles, and the one time I watched a brilliant AP of it, could not sleep... Because existentialism and being literally the only person alive and dying alone is what scares me, and I don't think there's any way I could navigate around that to play Ten Candles. But yes, I love horror in general, and I love playing in historical settings to see what ways I can buck the system, or queer or punk it up within confines of the system/setting. I like with BB that like most horror games, you're not meant to win, but to get that sliver is as satisfying as when losing. The dynamics of the "sisters" of this game is so good. Also, I didn't know that aspect about Project Gutenburg! Makes some of the editions I read on there make more sense.

"Several students did grabby hands" is one of the greatest of compliments i can imagine.

I wonder what DnD would look like today if people had been playing it back in the 18th century

Loved this, just discovered you through blusky. Good Society does have a supplemental book with an Emma expansion. I'm definitely adding the non-game books you mentioned to my TBR. Thank you for doing a walkthrough of your first day with your students! I'll never be a graduate student sadly, but love a lot of the interesting classes there are out there.

And now you know why I do all my actual play/video stuff live: knock it out, go on with your day.

Completed ... though I wonder whetehr the use of 'Actual Play' in the States is different to the way I use it over here in the UK. I got the feeling you mean AP as the 'professional' products on twitch etc. (Critical Roll is I suppose typical), while I count '"any game I run or play in online with ... anyone", as AP.

The algorithm sent me here. Completed the review, all support for RPG researh

Way less than 15 minutes. Interesting survey. Good luck

Also pointed to the survey by Map crow and just completed it, interesting questions! Was introduced to the concept by a number of online plays which I still watch with great joy, which led to me GMing for friend groups, but I've always had a knack for making up my own worlds and rules, so hearing about all those different technicalities and rulebooks and types of games out there is always a lot of fun :) I hope you'll get lots of participation! I'll definitely send this to everyone who could be interested

Took WAY less than 15 minutes. Not a large interruption to your day at all, everyone should click the link and share!

Sent here from map crow :) I gm for my friend group (dnd, knave, quiet year, exquisite biome, pbta games etc) buy books, and consume loads of media in the actual play space, design games in my free time- am i someone who should take the survey?

Boundaries are so important.

Really enjoyed this. Will be listening to more of the playlist. Have you considered recording and sharing actual play of your students?

I love that language game!

Have you seen their work for their on game Candela Obscura?

Didnt know that about Actual Play1

If your live participants are willing, I would love to see the live chat. I watch many content creators after the fact (mostly board game playthroughs) and many have the live chat available (not sure if that takes anything special or different on the back end) to follow along. Thank you for all you are doing!

Greetings! Thanks for sharing this with the broader internet. I'm from there. Don't mind me...

What is 12 louisuNs

Missed this, checking the VoD

wonderful presentation and followup.

🙌 "promosm"

He's a force of nature.

'Austen-Industrial Complex" lol

Do you investigate women authors and activists at same time in rest of W Europe, E Europe, N and S America?

'Video' starts at 3:35

Thank you for sharing this with the world!

That silent "I love you" from Liam...

Great content! I’d recommend checking out promosm.! ! You could use it to grow your channel!!

This is amazing!!

"Sassy bitch" is how I view (and teach) Austen.

Looking forward to the day when we can play 10 candles in person.

Also, I am still really excited about our non-linear project, in part because that is how my brain works.

I really liked how you differentiated between Narratology and Ludology, while keeping away from false binaries.

"There's an imagined interlocutor, as well, who is the person who is thinking about teaching this class." Me. It's me. I'm the one thinking about teaching this class. (≧▽≦) These videos have been so helpful as I mull over what a TRPG class that I teach within my own discipline would look like, and you have my utmost gratitude for creating these invaluable resources and walking us through your thought processes!

Happy belated. So glad I found this "campaign diary!" As someone who is interested in RPGs, Education and who dearly misses being in class, this has been fantastic!

Zombie Fanny Burney is always welcome.