
A solo actual play RPG podcast; I’ll be your narrator, your Game Master and guide
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 86 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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The Web’s daring assault on the imperial palace continues, but the going is treacherous, and their enemies are regrouping. In the face of such challenges, can they possibly find their allies, and thwart the Unseen’s Grand Design?
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Aboard the Night Queen’s Shadow, Mina leads a seemingly suicidal mission against the Imperial palace itself. It seems she has a trick up her sleeve, but even she cannot predict where this gambit will lead…
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It is Mara’s moment of truth. In the face of such overwhelming power, is there anything the Web can do to bring her back from the brink of eternal damnation?
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Chaos reigns at the Imperial Palace. The building is on full lockdown, rocked by an explosion deep in its basement. Those responsible for the explosion, Tatters and the Spider, are on a mission to kill an Unseen agent, and find themselves now in a de... more
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Thoroughly enjoying the adventure/story arc! I really appreciate the particularly acrid dry, waspish inter PC dialogue (married nicely to insightful self reflection by CW, the Solo player) and the velvety dark tinge to the recent episodes. Have now listened through the entire back catalogue of episodes and I am unhesitant in recommending to fans of solo RPG content!
Thiondar: Friend of “Lies & Trickery” podcast.
This podcast is FANTASTIC. Not only do you get the story, but you get step by step explanation of exactly how to play a solo game in this style. The audio quality is great and the gm/player/narrator is an incredible storyteller.
Only 5 star reviews! I’m impressed
Storytelling is great and the behind the curtain sections give just enough background to be educational without allowing technical gameplay ruin the story. I really love the periodic references to alternative sources to add to my own collection of solo RPG tools. Just finishing the first season but excited and surprised to see seasons 2 and 3 cover a couple more systems I am most excited to delve into.
As a fantasy fan I was not sure the steampunk setting would scratch the itch however this podcast is excellent! I would definitely recommend it. Great balance between telling a story and behind the scenes game mechanics. Can’t wait for season 3 to be completed, this is currently the only thing I’m listening to. Give it a go, I doubt you’ll regret it
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Apple Podcasts | #179 |
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A solo actual-play role-playing narrative set in a dark, politically charged science-fantasy world, with recurring characters facing supernatural threats, shifting alliances, and consequential moral choices. Carl White performs as narrator, game master, and player, shaping the story through solo play rather than a conventional group table session.
Narrative scenes are interspersed with explanations of the game mechanics, oracle prompts, dice-driven outcomes, and creative decisions that shape each chapter. This gives the series a dual appeal: listeners can follow a serialized adventure while also learning practical approaches to solo role-playing. Its distinctive balance of cinematic storytelling, reflective behind-the-scenes commentary, an... more
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