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Thanks so much, yeah you can't beat a werewolf/vampire adventure! The masquerade game reminds me of '1000 year old vampire' that I'm playing

Cool, there is so much narrative depth in playing vampires. ​@@lorenmakesvideos

Thanks so much!

Thanks so much!

I can only see/hear sword in the video and transcript let me know where you heard axe as a time stamp and I'll clip it

Oh I see where you've got that from I changed the riddle's answer to not make it google-able 😆 creative licence and all that

@ - Well, if the answer is changed, then the riddle doesn't make much sense, since it kind of hinges on the whole wood chopping metaphor. But then, I've never been good with riddles.

@@fleetcenturion yeah I was going for a bit of misdirection. But yeah it does rely on prior knowledge of her execution, which may not be common knowledge!

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Glad you enjoyed it 😊

Thank you!

Hello I got this in-store HMV, there are a lot of fakes/copies online, so I'd recommend buying from a comic book store or directly from a site that doesn't have third party selling

@robbiekoala5420 ahh thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it and the process :)

@@joeyj6808 thank you glad you found it helpful!

Thank you that is such a compliment! I was very mindful of not overloading his lore, so included - what I considered, were only the most significant life events, which shape who he is.

@@lorenmakesvideos It's kind of a big deal for me, which is why I commented. I ran Greyhawk campaigns for many years, and the City, the Castle and the Mad Archmage were pivotal parts of our game. It made me very happy to find the lore alive, well, and treated with respect. So, thanks again!

Thank you, yes it's an interesting little fact. One of those I never gave much thought, but the history behind it is quite fun!

@lorenmakesvideos I always appreciate your replies. Thanks.

Another really helpful and useful video. This will absolutely enhance any campaign. Strangely I don't tend to use them in my games, it may be the autistic need for order and catharsis or it maybe bitter experience at the table that I never get to resolve cliffhangers if they are set up. I tend to write cames as completely resolving as I can.

That's really interesting. For me I use them a lot in my novels - between chapters, which may seep into my game design. Tbh I don't think I've written any in yet though. However the cliff hangers I may - or may not bake in, will definitely be designed to be resolved. Also, I'd be really annoyed if a DM left a cliffhanger open haha! So completely get the hesitation of using them, as that isn't a great experience. With my solo gaming though. I'd use it as a tool to develop a character, for example how they respond to x,y, and z. Even though I know what the outcome is the unknown is how the player/character reacts with oracle checks etc. so it's less about surprise but adds an opportunity for randomisation, and another facet to their experience and personality

@lorenmakesvideos thats really interesting because I want to run one or two superhero based Solos after my Pendragon campaign and obviously cliffhangers are a big part of comics media, so i may be useing some, so thanks for changing my brain Loren!!!! 😆

Happy to help haha!

I will use... (Find out next time)

I've never encountered that spelling, but it doesn't really matter, you could spell it with a z or x and it still reads the same

@@lorenmakesvideos only forword but not backwords

Thanks so much! :)

Thanks so much that's very kind of you!

Hahat tbh I was more concerned with ruining someone's game with the Tasha Zybilna reveal in the first 10 seconds :D

@lorenmakesvideos haha! You made me so called out! I only got that book for the stats of old characters from the 80s D&D toys!!! Just don't tell anyone about the twists in Dragonlance! 😂

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ooh that's good, it has a shapeshifting vibe about it

I think I remember those when the film first came out, well the tee shirts more specifically! Really good film

​@@lorenmakesvideos Oh cool. I thought it was a good film too. Thanks for replying. Thanks for telling me about remembering the tee shirts, and the pins.

All of the above. I happen to be a very big fan of twist heavy story telling so I’m naturally inclined to add a lot of twists into mine. For instance a character I intend for my party to meet early on is a lich with a damaged phylactery so when they came back to life they kept their body but lost their memories and much of their power. This is a twist of identity. The twist of motivation comes with this lich actually caring very deeply about the world and the people in it and is in fact working very hard to save it from being entirely wiped out as is foretold in an informed prophecy. Twist of perception comes from various trinkets and artifacts that were made by this lich and their cohort that attempt to alter people’s perceptions of reality in order to guide them into dangerous situations until they inevitably die and their soul can be harvested. Twist of fortune and of fulfillment fall in line entirely naturally as a result of all of these other twists, and depending on whether the players side with the lich to help them regain their power or kill the lich once and for all the players will trigger various forms of these twists.

@@Vearru that's amazing! Sounds like a rich storyline you have there :)

@@lorenmakesvideos Thank you!

That's cool to know thanks for sharing!

For sure, as a character I think she has some of the most in-depth lore!

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Apparently he works as a go-between as an enforcer for the student loans debt collection department 😆

That's very kind of you, thank you!

Thanks so much 😊

@lorenmakesvideos welcome. Thanks for saying so.

Thanks so much! I need to make time to give some of the novels a read. May have to see if there are audiobooks!

@lorenmakesvideos there are audios avaliable, definitely...His Dragonlance misadventures are also worth the time if you haven't read them.

Ahh will def have a look!

That's very kind of you!

Thank you!

That's a really good observation! He would actually be ideal

Oh wow! Glad you enjoyed it 😁

That's really interesting thanks for sharing

Thank you my loose target was 300 by Christmas, so we're on to stretch goals now haha