How to Play Quests of Yore | How to Game with Becca Scott
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2021
- Onward! To Adventure! That's right, Becca Scott is teaching you how to play Quests of Yore, a brand new introductory RPG from @TheOpGames based on the game in @disneyla's Onward! Gather your Fellowship and embark on an epic Quest across the lands of old. Rush to the aid of the satyrs of Clovendell and uncover a mystery that will test your adventurers’ strength and teamwork!
Check out the Quests of Yore here! theop.games/OnwardGTS
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I thought Onward was a love letter to roleplaying games, and so I think this really is a perfect evolution of that. Honestly, I think I'd rather play this than a standard game of D&D, and I bet the stories included in the book are clever and fun. Thanks for putting this on my radar, Becca!
that is the most elaborate scenario/outfit for BG presentation I ever seen. nice! :)
1:06 WOO! Left handers represent!
I like that you did this in an introductory style for those new to RPGs.
Being able to ride other players is a cool touch. Also a good excuse to get your hair braided in lieu of having to buy a bridle.
Thanks for making this
Thanks so much for doing this, Becca. Just got this game. Seems like an homage to the old red box (and blue box) Dungeons & Dragons. I will have to think about whom to invite and teach. Seems like an investment of time and energy. Let’s cross our fingers that it is worth it. If I were not destined to be Game Master, I would want to be the Manticore-my second favorite character from the movie, after mom.
Please play this! I would love it if the cast from Root played this
What is the background music? It's beautiful!
What is the music playing in the background?
Came here to ask the same! Did you end up finding it?
Can one centaur ride another centaur? Because then your party never needs to stop to sleep
What a cute outfit.
Had to scroll back and rewatch because I was distracted by the dress ... looks awesome but also bloody confusing. Is it one piece? Is it layered? If it's layered then ... what?! ... damn, missed half the content again. Scrolling back ... again.
beautiful 🤤
This may sound negative but it's more about my preferences regarding content on UA-cam. I wish your How to Play playlist was it's own channel. I would subscribe to these videos but I don't personally enjoy the other content as much so I decided not to subscribe. I will seek out these videos but am not subscribing at this time. Channel seems to be having lots of success which I'm happy to see, big fan Becca!
Thank you for the honest critique!
You can keep the playlist bookmarked: ua-cam.com/play/PLtzTuYwAIJ8URreKDmWqbW_YSjCNwUNol.html to more easily check it for new stuff, or subscribe & turn off the bell; then you won't get notified for new things on the channel so it won't bug you.
You're so beautiful Becca
I swear, all Becca would have to do is say "I am the Queen now" and she'd have every simp lining up ready to die for her in less than a moment's notice... ... me included >.
She says "that's right!" as if I know the game she's talking about before watching the video.. T_T
Gotta be quick to read that title.
I just don't get this game...too much going on imo
It's actually a simplified version of Dungeons and Dragons, made in the spirit of a recent Pixar movie.
This type of role-playing game isn't like a usual board game where you just set it up, play it, and then put it away. Instead, it's almost like a framework for imaginative, collaborative storytelling where one person tells the story and operates as the "world" while the other people playing create detailed imaginative characters, and interact with the world as those characters. Dice come into play when players make choices for their characters and the narrator player identifies those choices as appropriate moments of risk or luck. For example, how good were they at searching a room for a clue? How well did the trap they set trick the enemy character? Were they able to convincingly lie their way out of a dangerous situation? That makes it more fun. They'll continue to play this over multiple sessions and at various parts in the story they'll get more powerful and learn new abilities to make their character and the story more dynamic and fun.
Hope that helps you understand the framework of the game rules a little easier.
In comparison to many Tabletop Role-playing Games, which this is, it's vastly more simple. It can still seem like a lot for those who aren't used to the genre but most people I've taught pick it up pretty quick and if you have a good game master they are always there to help you learn and answer your questions.