RPG actual play, short and long campaigns in the unique Whartson Hall style.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 673 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGames |
Lead is the answer. Or maybe it isn't.
We are getting some idea of what's going on. We think.
Several people are not dead. Clearly we are doing well.
Eldritch creatures do not obey the new-fangled Queensberry rules.
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Fantastic stuff. I am hugely enjoying the “Enemy Within” campaign at the moment and hope that we get as far as a river cruise on the Reik in the future! Absolutely the best combination of reverence and irreverence for the game, the world and the player’s adventures. It is real, unforced and pleasantly under-produced. Please give it a listen!
A group of people, who clearly get the games they are playing, playing them. The Enemy Within run they just finished was the best run through I have heard or watched. Real pleasure.
Not to be funny about it but this is the best source of double entendres, veterinary jargon, and other bits and pieces your likely to come across on your daily commute.
It says something that they once spent an entire session trying to open a door while being pursued by zombies and still managed to keep it entertaining. I’m not sure what it says but I’m here for it.
For an actual play experience that includes authentic diversions and both kinds of wit (high and low) you should listen to this podcast.
The delightful scamps of Whartson Hall get up to all kinds of japes.
In particular may I recommend all Forgotten Futures sessions, Strontium Dog, and the Great Pendragon campaign. These are systems not often featured and everyone around the table add to a great listen.
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