Pretending to be People is a mystery/horror role-playing podcast. Join Zach, Thomas, Luke, and Joe as they navigate a terrifying campaign filled with twists, turns, and laughs - all decided on a roll of the dice. Can the officers of the Contention Police Department unravel the mysteries suddenly plaguing their sleepy town? Will they die – or worse – in the attempt? This is an actual play utilizing... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 232 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ImprovComedy |
It's dire; coming down to the wire. Will our "heroes" expire before they acquire what they desire?
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Algernon, Beck, Cal, Diggory, and Stevie make their way down to Daddy's.
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Alternate titles include: The Truth is What Happens RACECAR Magicians are Dweebs Join the Na'vi Unless You Want Daddy to Come
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We'll be back next week with more Season Two!
In the meantime, please enjoy this here formerly-exclusive episode from our Patreon feed where Zach runs Nice Marines, a one page RPG from Grant Howitt, without knowing shit about Warhammer 40K.
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Warm fuzzy chaos and absurdity. This has become my favorite podcast. Kudos to the whole crew for this gem of hilarity and weirdness.
With this podcast you can:
-Laugh
-Hear the word squamous a lot.
-Celebrate the legendary Cal Colorado, possibly the greatest character in any medium.
-Get a dose of off kilter storytelling.
Give it a shot ! It’s awesome.
One of the best actual play podcasts I’ve listened to. Incredible, crass humor and absolute horror. Imagine the McElroy’s but with no scruples
It’s discussed as a Delta Green podcast, but don’t listen to it if you only want to learn the game. It’s an example of a podcast where if you like the first episode, you will likely love it, mostly because of the obvious player chemistry.
This is hands down of THE BEST real play ttrpg podcasts I’ve ever heard. Maybe even piece of media as well. This original story and take on the rule set for delta green is top tier. The handler is next level, and he’s only overshadowed at times by how well his players take over his story. Real friends makin real stories. So much good content and inspo for your own campaign
Brilliantly done! A true mix of comedy and horror, and one of the absolute best actual-play podcasts out there.
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A unique blend of comedy, mystery, and horror characterizes the content, where a cast navigates through chilling narratives that unfold in unpredictable ways. Each episode typically features role-playing scenarios utilizing game systems like Delta Green and Pulp Cthulhu, engaging listeners with a captivating mix of improvisation and structured gameplay. The hosts excel in comedic dynamics, making for a light-hearted yet eerie ambiance that leaves audiences on edge, amidst supernatural elements and quirky character interactions. The underlying humor, impactful storytelling, and camaraderie among hosts set this podcast apart, providing an entertaining experience where humor frequently lightens the dark themes explored.
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