https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vtd37AImaEI
Some people seem to play zoomed in, others zoomed out. I think that's interesting. And maybe we can enjoy our games more if we work out what level of zoom we prefer... Also I continue my Shadowdark-based actual play 😄
I started a Call of Cthulhu Sleeptube series for relaxing, sleeping, and decompressing. Part 1 is up!
I recently stumbled upon the "DND to fall asleep to" / Sleeptube community (shows like The Kingdom Sleeps), and I fell completely in love with the concept. There’s something so comforting about a calm, measured tabletop story mixed with soft ambiance to help you unwind.
I don't play D&D, but I do run a lot of indie and horror systems. And so I wanted to test this format out myself to create a quiet space where people can just press play to relax, concentrate, sleep, or decompress after a long day.
My new playlist is called the Cthulhu Sleep Anthology, and I’ll be doing full, uninterrupted playthroughs of solo investigative gamebooks in a very relaxed, low-energy tone with soft background soundscapes.
This was a brutal one round affair that left my main hero (who is also the toughest and most armored) in a crumpled heap. A point of luck saved her from death. Fun though. Thanks for looking!
I play solo TTRPGs and started an actual play channel. Wondering what the community's thoughts are on solo vs group actual plays? Or actual plays in general?
Campaign 2 shows how to play Shadowdark RPG, using the Dungeon Crawl Classics adventure module, Sailors on the Starless Sea. It's an old school, OSR, deadly starting adventure funnel/gauntlet, for level 0 characters to begin their adventuring career.
1 minute clip on Youtube: https://youtube.com/shorts/5sHqnFxrL3g?si=hsOeu7ArXxXeNfnY