awesome work, looking forward for this series ! i'm interested in the story / episodes.. since you are the only one you will know the story before hand, i would like to find a way to discover the story as the game advances, however i guess that makes things more complicated. now.. if you use only hints for the story, so you can unveil more as the game goes, how can you be sure those stories will connect making sense between episodes ? Im starting with Mythic and RPG, so i guess my lack of knowledge wont allow me to see that stuff..
Thank you! The way I do things, I have a vague arc for where I would like the series to go, but I let fate take me where it will. That way I am actually playing the game and I could actually fail the quest. All the dice rolls are real, so every time you see me asking a question the story could bifurcate and go away from what I had in mind. The way I see it, my main goal is to keep the world and the characters consistent. So I am taking a risk by doing things that way, but I find it's a lot more fun at the same time since the "risks" are real!
For me it's as if you play two roles alternately: that of the player character(s) and that of the game master. As the player you use the rules of your chosen game (Scarlet Heroes in this case); as the game master the "game" is to try to make sense of what happens.
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awesome work, looking forward for this series !
i'm interested in the story / episodes.. since you are the only one you will know the story before hand, i would like to find a way to discover the story as the game advances, however i guess that makes things more complicated.
now.. if you use only hints for the story, so you can unveil more as the game goes, how can you be sure those stories will connect making sense between episodes ?
Im starting with Mythic and RPG, so i guess my lack of knowledge wont allow me to see that stuff..
Thank you! The way I do things, I have a vague arc for where I would like the series to go, but I let fate take me where it will. That way I am actually playing the game and I could actually fail the quest. All the dice rolls are real, so every time you see me asking a question the story could bifurcate and go away from what I had in mind. The way I see it, my main goal is to keep the world and the characters consistent. So I am taking a risk by doing things that way, but I find it's a lot more fun at the same time since the "risks" are real!
For me it's as if you play two roles alternately: that of the player character(s) and that of the game master. As the player you use the rules of your chosen game (Scarlet Heroes in this case); as the game master the "game" is to try to make sense of what happens.