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First things first: -Wow man, as a guy with OCD this would screw with me immediately. I sort Video Games by Genre (so I can immediately choose what I want to play at any given time) and put any Finished Games into a Finished Game Folder by year ("Finished Games 202x). I'd get decision paralysis if I saw all of my Steam Library. But, just a few thoughts from the video: -God, I need to play the Alice Madness duology. Damn you Steam for not keeping up with the first entry! -Beyond Good and Evil is a great playthrough, but yeah- it feels like a Gamecube game. I'd stick with it, as it is so damn memorable. -I would not recommend Brutal Legend. It either needed better Melee Combat or better Tactical ability, but it is charming. -Disco Elysium is brilliant, don't use a guide. -If you're iffy on Dishonored 1, don't mess with DH2. It's an improvement on the first game. -I would skip FFVIII, but give FFIX a chance- it worked great on PC but all of your criticism are correct. -Invisible Inc looks great, never had a drive to pick it up. -Mirror's Edge is a great gameplay demo, but it's by no means a perfect game. Still need to play the reboot/sequel. -I recommend Murdered: Soul Suspect, but it's not for everyone. The "Stealth" is horrendous. -I'd give Saint's Row another shot, especially 3/4. It's definitely not for everyone though. A few recommendations if they go on sale (Also, since the video cut out without finishing the library, some of these may be repeats. My apologies): -Steamworld Quest, Wintermoor Tactics Club, and Wildermyth are all brilliant RPGs, with a decent strategy element to them. -Detective Grimoire and it's sequel, Tangle Tower, plus Sexy Brutale are delightful but short adventure/detective games. -Hades got me into the RogueLite genre, and if you haven't played it I definitely recommend it (along with the rest of the developer's cache like Transitor and Bastion). Inscryption is also just as good, but much shorter and with a lot of feel-bad moments if your RNG is bad. -Lastly, for shooters I'd recommend Sunset Overdrive (seriously underrated) and Call of Juarez- Gunslinger. Happy Thanksgiving mate!

Ooh. I always wanted to dm a game ttrpg game about fnaf. Something like Hunter from the world of darkness. But instead of vampires and werewolfs, with all that crazzy stuff from the verse, including games and fazbear fright books.

Iv played dnd, wod, savage worlds, Scion, and a few others. But none of them have even come close to confusing me as much as curseborne has. Maybe it's the game or the ultra story system, but this character creation (not Cordin) for so little, there's alot.

The rules for Manticores are in The Clads Companion

I wanted my buddy to run a Deviant Game so that way I can Run WoD Kamen Rider.

D&D is a good stepping stone towards Mage! ^_^

Love it!

It would be cool if you used pdf list for example or something like that

Parkour and Quickdraw is a surprisingly fun way to play a Ninja See Parkour (in addition to being crazy tech for chases) allows you to meditate to enter the flow state, and you may spend a willpower in this state to make a reflexive Athletics action Quickdraw allows you to draw weapons reflexively, letting you not waste actions re-arming when using thrown weapons... which are a Dex+Athletics roll. That's a reflexive ninja star -This could be argued that one could make two attacks in one turn, but even if this isn't allowed at your table it's a useful and unique fighting retreat style Good Time Management and Meditative Mind are good compliments to being able to enter ninja mode in a pinch too

every curse has its borne -jane cursebone

We just started a game and my scavenger who is educated was trying to explain baseball since she uses explosives and has a baseball grenade. I told everyone that the game was played on a diamond and how I wish I could find a diamond that big, and the object was to steal the bases and only males could play hardball while only females could play softball (inserting sexual reference). Then I tried to explain football but it got really confusing as I was explaining American football and world football at the same time.....That was my humor to the game because after 200 years, common ideas are lost.

Just, no. Delete this.

Just what I needed, when I needed.

This is great if your just coming off of the Wolf Among Us!

Nah, already subscribed..

Quite structured presentation, thank you.

Explaining Abyssals: Every Abyssal entity you see is a tiny piece of a still born universe. Take a universe, then make it's rules inherently contradictory in some way that said universe could not exist. Then make it sentient and make it exist anyway (that's the paradox). Make little bits of these miscarried realities leak in as by-products of a Mage's hubris or just in places that are naturally vulnerable (probably due to a mass of contradictions or falsehoods that could serve as a "thin place" or weak point), and then let that tiny slice of unreality get to work spreading. Abyssal entities are kinda like the Hosts from Werewolf the Forsaken, except instead of just infecting people, they infect *concepts*. An abyssal entity gets into any aspect of anything's fundamental pattern, infecting it like a virus in a healthy cell, then it subverts that thing's existence into something that is wholly incompatible with our world, and uses it to spread to other patterns. Abyssal incursions can manifest as horrifying parasites in people, materials that cannot exist chemically, a meme or idea that spreads through the populace and drives people insane, even something as simple as a new color that nobody can comprehend (I always recommend "A color out of space" by HP Lovecraft as a great example of an abyssal incursion). As infection progresses the parasite people might be completely subsumed and start popping off fingers into a meat canning plant to spread, or that impossible material might pollute the environment to turn everything into more of it through violent chemical reactions, or that meme might completely rewrite people's language and sense of norms into something unrecognizable, or that color might get into the water, spread to the plants and livestock, and then leave, sucking all the life out of those things and leaving them as glowing husks in the process. Anyone who gets the light from those glowing husks shined onto them for too long also picks up the hue and becomes another carrier. one canon example of an Abyssal legacy are time traveling Mages who are tricked by their teachers into turning themselves into abyssal entities, by traveling back in time and murdering their own past selves, replacing them with a temporal paradox that looks and talks like them and could do everything they could. Their ultimate goal is to destroy Time. Another canon example from the Boston Unveiled book is the Prince of 100,000 leaves, or the Blasphemous Scribe. It is an alternate history that was so abhorrent that it was rejected by the universe. In short, the appeal of the abyssal entity isn't the being itself but the way it twists the world into something completely unfamiliar and the fact that more often than not this damage could be a consequence of something one of the players did. *Abyssals work best as horrifying consequences for the actions of one or more of your players going on an in-universe power trip and doing something that was a bad idea*

Your Quick NPC system is awesome! Have you made any updates to it that are not in Worldanvil? What are your thoughts on it after 3 years?

How is this my first time hearing about this game? This sounds insanely cool! I appreciate the Dead being a more serious take on the "ghost possessing their own body" thing, and the Sorcerers NEEDING to cast magic?? I want it so bad!!

This was super cool Corbin!!!!!!!!!!

Limatinalities sound like the Shadow and Splinters made a child on steroids. There is a lot of potential. Curious how the different Accursed deal with them - as there are so many variations there are tons of possibilities for the GM. Also got the impression that they can be very restrictive.

Is there any mention of the Fae?

Great Video. Good to see you promoting OnyxPath and the "successor" to CoD. I've read through some of the manuscripts - I am full of mixed emotions, but I assume its a good thing. I think its also super important that OP are so open about it, and share a lot of of the process with us - giving us the opportunity to give feedback. It will take a while to mature for sure, but their track record has proven that their books will be good. Also still very invested into CoD - and there is still so much material which will keep me busy for a long time. Let us see :)

"Anything above 40 likes..." and i get to be the 41st!

I don't know if there any positive shattered spaces but I want to meet a shattered space that's like Danny the street from Doom patrol

bit late to this but im still weary i liked cofd because of zoo potential and compatibility but this seems designed as a zoo game as mandatory kind of game and I'm not sure that's my cup of tea, i might have a look further when it comes out but i think I've just already got my fix of urban fantasy. however it seems like a younger crowd might enjoy it as it seems more tween drama ala buffy or angel tv series and i do hope the game sees success.

Thanks for this, Corbin! So helpful. Though I must say, I ADORE the grapple roles - very cinematic. (I'm speaking as a martial artist in training.)

It's a shame it's basically CofD abridged. I'm still backing it.

Cool video

Cool video

I backed Curseborne immediately and is 100% my next big game. I am just now starting a new game that will transition to CB as soon ans I get my copy. The developers all seem like pretty decent people and many have been working on World/Chronicles of Darkness and this looks like it will be the next evolution of the idea and concept of WoD/Cod

But what's good about the understatement in the Lore. Isn't it lazy?

It's probably because I've been on a Jujutsu Kaisen kick, I'm wanting to imagine a Lineage whose thing is "Haunted by a living curse that will protect you from danger... mostly so it can continue to make you suffer".

So it’s Vampire, Werewolf, Mage, Wraith, and Demon- but set up as a zoo campaign game. Got it.

Great video.

Loving the setting, but not the ruleset, it feels too simulationist for me, coming from Forged in the Dark/PbtA games.

Curseborne Kickstarter link: www.kickstarter.com/projects/200664283/curseborne-tabletop-roleplaying-game

3:00 Phantasms are general name for spiritual beings in Curseborne. ( Like Ephemera was in CoD. ) Ghosts are just one type of Phantasms in CB. World chapter points also Spirits and Angels as possible Phantasms examples.

unfortunate video focus but great video content

No, I’ve been really wanting to try out Lancer, and I don’t know when Curseborn is coming out, not gonna put it on hold for that long