Me and two of my friends ended up getting dungeons and dragons, but that was 6 months ago, and we still haven't touched it 😅 feels like the memory of playing when we were younger was different to how it is now, we looked at the game rules and it seems like an entirely different game to what we remember, but until we play it whenever that will be we've got an awesome piece of artwork to look at while we're having a cuppa, and scratch our head trying to figure it out, I honestly feel like Robert Langdon trying to figure out the Da Vinci Code, we'll get there.... Eventually
Hey Damien, yeah I have tried D&D but was never into it as a kid (didn't realise Baldur's Gate was based on this stuff). I much prefer Call of Cthulhu as it has more of a horror/detective feel which appeals to me as a crime fiction reader. Sometimes it can be pretty hard getting your head around the rules, but I totally rate the CoC introductory books and use the keeper screen, which has all the rules on the back so I can cheat when I'm running a game without having to memorise everything.
@@KatClay yeah I'm a massive baldurs gate fan, and I've completely forgotten about call of Cthulhu, I really have to get into it, the video games are ok, tho the sinking city is the better of the bunch, the new Baldur's gate 3 (video game) is pretty close how it plays to the board game, coz you attack by rolling the Dice, and the cinematics, oh my goodness it's breathtakingly gorgeous especially that dragon attack cinematic, had to pick my jaw of the floor it's that good, more than anything i miss the board games but can't do it thanks to COVID, so just have to make do with the Video games for now, until your next vid have a great day
Hello Kat! I was researching some vid on writing a mystery and came across yours! The cool thing is I was thinking about writing a Cthulhu supplement as well. Great video!
Sweet! You should totally do it. I really do recommend the Storytelling Collective course if you haven't done it already, as it's a great way to learn how to get your content into the world. Let me know how you go if you do write it! :)
I'm not exaggerating when I say it changed my life! I've already published my second game with plans for a bunch more 😃 thanks for your lessons in the course 🙏
Would love tips on how to force the players to take notes lol
There is no magic spell I know of that can work that dark art... 😂
Pass them a note that says "Taking notes of salient details is a really good idea!" *ha*
Me and two of my friends ended up getting dungeons and dragons, but that was 6 months ago, and we still haven't touched it 😅 feels like the memory of playing when we were younger was different to how it is now, we looked at the game rules and it seems like an entirely different game to what we remember, but until we play it whenever that will be we've got an awesome piece of artwork to look at while we're having a cuppa, and scratch our head trying to figure it out, I honestly feel like Robert Langdon trying to figure out the Da Vinci Code, we'll get there.... Eventually
Hey Damien, yeah I have tried D&D but was never into it as a kid (didn't realise Baldur's Gate was based on this stuff). I much prefer Call of Cthulhu as it has more of a horror/detective feel which appeals to me as a crime fiction reader. Sometimes it can be pretty hard getting your head around the rules, but I totally rate the CoC introductory books and use the keeper screen, which has all the rules on the back so I can cheat when I'm running a game without having to memorise everything.
@@KatClay yeah I'm a massive baldurs gate fan, and I've completely forgotten about call of Cthulhu, I really have to get into it, the video games are ok, tho the sinking city is the better of the bunch, the new Baldur's gate 3 (video game) is pretty close how it plays to the board game, coz you attack by rolling the Dice, and the cinematics, oh my goodness it's breathtakingly gorgeous especially that dragon attack cinematic, had to pick my jaw of the floor it's that good, more than anything i miss the board games but can't do it thanks to COVID, so just have to make do with the Video games for now, until your next vid have a great day
@@KatClay ruclips.net/video/wWHEw36gTwU/видео.html
Check this out n tell me what you think
Thanks for the tips, Kat. This is great information for new RPG writers!
My pleasure! Hope it helps 🙂
Kat, it was fun to hear about your adventure with this kind of writing!
Thanks Maria :D Do you play RPGs as well?
@@KatClay Hi! No, Kat I write fairytales. 🤓
@@KatClay What kind of crime fiction do you like?
Well done on the success of your 1st tabletop RPG Kat.
Thankyou 🙂
Hello Kat! I was researching some vid on writing a mystery and came across yours! The cool thing is I was thinking about writing a Cthulhu supplement as well. Great video!
Sweet! You should totally do it. I really do recommend the Storytelling Collective course if you haven't done it already, as it's a great way to learn how to get your content into the world. Let me know how you go if you do write it! :)
As a fellow content creator, I just bought your scenario. Looking forward to reading through it. Well done, by the way!!
Thankyou so much! My new scenario, The Well of All Fear just came out this week too. Hope the tips help and best with your content as well.
Thankyou so much! My new scenario, The Well of All Fear just came out this week too. Hope the tips help and best with your content as well.
Nice one! Pleased to hear about your experience with the Storytelling Collective course.
I'm not exaggerating when I say it changed my life! I've already published my second game with plans for a bunch more 😃 thanks for your lessons in the course 🙏
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