Cyberpunk Red: A Night at the Opera - RPG Review
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- Опубликовано: 30 мар 2023
- The Edgerunners are hired to find the missing daughter of a rich corporate exec. Their investigation brings them face to face with multiple gangs, and a threat that might no longer be human. Written by Jay Parker and James Hutt, the scenario appears in adventure collection Tales of the Red, published by R. Talsorian Games.
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8:46 the fact that he's wearing the same leather duster while making fun of the outfit is gold 😂
I wonder if he still has his Bauhaus mixtapes laying around somewhere :D
omg, thats too funny 😅
@tuomasronnberg5244 - The leather duster makes me think Seth was more of a Fields of the Nephilim fan.
Fun fact Lord Ruthven was the first Vampire in English literature. He first appeared in John William Polidori's The Vampyre first published in 1819. He also was probably loosely based on Lord Byron
I did not know that.
That's a great bit of trivia that ties really well into the storyline of this adventure.
When I ran this for my players, I changed the dracula performance into a full blown rave complete with cyber goths and techno playing. Still fits the vampire theme while feeling more cyberpunk.
You could even have fake blood raining down on the rave, like that one scene in Blade.
Oh nice, did the PCs get into rave vibe?
good change i was really wondering how this would feel like cyberpun vs any other genre
Using Jack to make fun of your past self is something everyone should try to channel. We were all idiots at time as kids. Hope the remodel is going well!
It started well. Now we're behind schedule and the stress is mounting higher and higher.
I laughed so hard I literally wheezed and squeaked when Jack showed the goth pics.
Hard to not talk about Jack like his own person but god Seth's self-deprecating humor is peak.
I'm taking my players through another Tales of the Red adventure right now, Reaping the Reaper. This adventure was also on my list of possible ones to throw at them.
I ran "Reaping the Reaper" with my players. It went well. I did cut one of the legs of the adventure out but overall everyone really enjoyed the series of missions. I would suggest infiltrating the player's base with a reaper swarm to drive up how invasive these creeps are.
Hey dice! Reaper the Reaper is a great one. It killed half of the party though
I've done the two preceding Screamsheets, "Digital Divas" and "Don't Fear the Reaper". They were quite fun, and tied into my "Main" plot that's about to conclude, i'm thinking of going straight to it. Reading through it , i found it quite interesting.
My only gripe with that adventure is that the Reaper first appears in another adventure in a completely different book. There's an implied sequence to run these scenarios which is never stated. How did it work without the earlier scenarios, Dice?
@@lordzaboem I seed adventures long before my players get to them.
The image of young Seth puts this video over the top into an esteemed position among the greatest that you've ever produced. And banter regarding your facial hair? Top notch.
Oh, and, uh, the scenario looks like it's enjoyable too. Another one I'll have to plan to run with my group.
I like the idea that Lucy was originally supposed to be in a different Professor's Psych Class, but the Vampire nut finagled her into one of his classes. So he met her somewhere (Freshman Mixer, or a previous class), then this semester had her put into his class. Explain that sometimes the professors do that.... maybe they see promise in a student, or to schmooze a particular parent. With a skill roll, hint at some less savory reasons....
"With a skill roll" I think most players would assume less savoury reasons right off!
Hey Seth, don't let Jack get you down about your college look. Many of us went through the awkward mustache phase too.
At that age I was in the Sealed Knot, the English civil war reenactment society, so Jack's comment about D'Artagnan would have been accurate for me with the long hair and goatee beard.
If this was ShadowRun, would been an actual vampire.
If this were Shadowrun they'd still be in the first combat.
*Looks at night's edge for 2020* it could always be an actual vampire
If this were Vampire, they would also be vampire.
And if I had a cupcake instead of a pie, I'd have a cupcake
@@jeffbrownstain *points to 'future world of darkness'*
George ran you through an adventure and you didn’t burn it down by declaring “bombshell”? Does this mean the curse is broken?😜
8:45
It’s moments like this when I forget Jack the NPC isn’t a separate person! 😂
Also, REAL glad the Bodyworks stuff was mentioned _before_ it showed a picture. Gave me time to look away, ‘cus cadavers are like my one irrational phobia.
Certainly not an unreasonable phobia. Body horror can be a major trigger for people, which is why I always ask if there are any potential triggers for things like that in game.
@@MrSDegnan Ya’ know, I’ll be sure to mention that in the session zero of future games. I usually don’t worry too much when we go over the game contract ‘cus the stuff I don’t want to RP is things that are inappropriate in mixed company anyway-rape or explicit love scenes or child torture or stuff like that. I don’t even think about corpses because talking about them doesn’t bug me-but now I’m realizing there’s always the possibility of a handout with photos, like an autopsy report or something. Thank you!
Goth Seth looks awesome!
The tattooed carpet made me go, "Eeeeew!"
As someone who picked up Red recently and is in fact loving it as hoped: Thank you for doing a module review for Red and please keep making them. With a background in DnD and CoC I feel like Gromit laying tracks.
Hell yeah. Always great to get more module reviews.
Have you ever considered doing more Delta Green? Your Last Things Last review got me into the game
I'd love to see what Jack, the NPC would say about Rotblack Sludge from Mork Borg or anything in Pirate Borg.
I'd love to see him cover JACK FROST or ICONOCLASTS
@@RecklessFables Rotback Sludge is great. Ran that for a few buddies and they killed the fat man by stuffing 100 feet of rope down his gullet
Awesome to see you do a video on this one! This adventure ended up inspiring the whole corporate conspiracy my campaign revolves around, so I’m definitely pretty attached to it. Also, one of my players decided that his character’s personal conspiracy theory was that he believed VtM style vampires existed, so having him interact with the Philharmonics was tons of fun. Great stuff as always, Seth!
While working on the Italian translation of this adventure I anticipated a lot of the points made by Seth, especially the ones of about linking the professor to the rest of the story. I have to say, a some of the story in Tales of the RED are a bit "scatterbrained" in providing information but at the same time very linear, they feel more like a framework.
Thank you for making translations
Seth, thanks for the review because I just started a CPR campaign for my group. We've got current Seth as the branch manager for Scott Brown PropCom's East Branch. Now he's got a ganger son who's going to be based on this college photo. Always happy to see new content even if it's amongst boxes. Hope you have a great weekend!
That's very amusing.
Oh, yeah! George is back running games!
Surely you can pull together a lot of Dracula's power set with cyberwear, so you can make that boss fight terrifying.
I think I'd change the "Stake" to something like an antil-cyberwear/electronic spike the police or military might employ against hard targets, but it's also preloaded with some messed up BD's and programs.
In the old legends, stakes weren't ment to kill vampires, but to literally nail them into their coffins so they couldn't rise to hunt the living. So I'm thinking the reason the gang members are so freaked out by it is because they've seen them used as punishment, torture and execution devices, with former vampires, snitches or hated enemies being staked and displayed as a warning. But since the gang sound like they have a theatrical bent, the bodies are dismissed as props in their macabre shows.
I actually like that the stake is just a piece of wood, truth be told. It gives the item layers and honestly makes it more complex than a straightforward lock-and-key thing.
By having all the vampires recoil from it when the party is presented with it, you clue the party in that the vampires believe it to be powerful. If the party takes it at face value and tries to stake the vampire with it then they'll find out pretty quickly that it's just an ordinary hunk of wood, but if the party is smart then they'll realize that the stake has power as a symbol, not as a weapon, and can use it to manipulate how this vampire acts.
Exactly. The stake's power is that it means something to the cyberpsycho.
Getting ready to run this in a week or two and this really helped me nail down the little details. Thanks!
Excellent, I hope this means more reviews of Tales of the Red!
Lmao the timing, a week after we finished our session. Got interested in red from your coverage and my group has loved it so far
What adventure are you running next?
I'm glad to see something other than Cthulhu or traveler. Also, the picture of you in the leather trenchcoat was great!
My last Traveller vid was 8 months ago. Recently I've been covering Righteous Blood Ruthless Blades and Kult Divinity Lost.
@@SSkorkowsky I don't want you to think that was a negative post. I really like watching your videos. Thank you for the response.
OMG! George DM Seth! despite a possible bombshell!
Yup. That trauma was buzzing around the entire game!
@@FuriousJorge As long you made it through unscathed
"Night at the opera" screams to me to be a Cthulhu-scenario, but as an Cyberpunk scenario...
Makes me think of the Delta Green collection Night at the Opera
@@SSkorkowsky
Wasn't "night at the opera" a other way of saying "wetwork"? As in going into dangerous place as an special ops unit?
Somebody?
@@Ropetupa "A night at the opera" is Delta Green slang for going on an operation, not necessarily just dangerous/violent ones
I did a double take at first, wondering what Delta Green had to do with Cyberpunk.
This is why I watch the cyberpunk (and other) vids even though I don't play or run them. Never know what you can use.
Love me some Cyberpunk! I like the medical-horror twist.
Planning on using this at my table soon, going to use it to lead into a bit of an undertaking I've put on myself to convert Curse of Strahd to a cyberpunk setting. Changing up the motives of Ruthven a little bit and putting in extra seeds here and there to integrate it. I thought it was a really neat way to show how "super natural" fits into the world of Cyberpunk.
Can't watch the video rn cos we're halfway through playing this scenario, so cool to see you reviewing it!
But this has not been at all a good experience for us.
We investigated in good faith, spent several hours of game time asking after the missing persons case, investigating the professor directly before going to the show.
Felt stonewalled constantly. Then the attack happened and the "story" just lurched forward and happened at us. Receiving plot dumps from the Philharmonic Vampires and orders to go kill the Professor.
Not felt railroaded like this in years. Not sure how much of that is on the scenario and how much is on the GM.
Given your group's penchant for both Cyberpunk and for investigative games, I'm wondering if the Blade Runner RPG's Electric Dreams will make an appearance in a review on this channel at some point. :)
Was not expecting the GWAR reference, props for that. I would have also accepted a Gallagher reference.
That’s what I was expecting. Something along the lines of a crazed person in the play doing sledge o’ matic with severed heads.
I recently bought this book and these is great advice on how to improve your short adventure.
Young seth (and current seth too) was a pretty fly guy
For episodes where Seth played rather than running the game, it would be interesting to try a role reversal where he gives it to you from a player's side of things, leaving the GM commentary to Jack. Jack may just be a collection of various NPC's, but in a way so is the GM.
Great ideas to flesh things out, hope you do more RED reviews down the line.
Jack the NPC's last comments about bathtub booze sounds like it covers many of his personas from 1930's to 2030's.
I'm here for Jack's cockatiel hair and I won't let anyone stop me.
Thank you so much for this review. I'm going to running my at-home crew through this scenario tomorrow. And, as a shiny new RED GM (but long time D&D GM), and having read and re-read the scenario, I found your suggestions insightful and immensely helpful. The scenario left me with a lot of unanswered questions which you were able to address. Thank you (again). Normally I don't like to run pre-made adventures because the assumptions they contain, more often than not, don't line up with 'my table'. Your reviews are quite helpful, and I'm looking forward to future videos.
Humanity can be a Sanity mechanic. Usually 1-2d6 for horrible scenes
Finally finished this scenario last night, took us two sessions. I would say it needs a lot of work and that gamemasters are going to have to put effort in to present a beginning that doesn't feel like it railroads the PCs into attending the show even if they don't want to. You may also need to account for the tone of the scenario and that it can whiplash, going from investigating kidnapped girls with an unknown timer till their death to talking to Bela Lugosi in a Romanian accent and being told to stake the main bad guy. My players decided that the Vampyres themselves were responsible for letting this guy get away with so many kidnappings despite apparently knowing where Ruthven was this entire time and nearly ended up in a firefight with the Vamps after the shooting at the opera house. I took into account some of the suggestions Seth gave here and they worked out, just the scenario itself needs to be worked over.
Picking up Cyberpunk as my players and I transition out of D&D, so I really appreciate these breakdowns!
Glad to have found this video while prepping for this run for my players. Added some elements to the story to give it a more "organic" progression as well as leaning into the roles of several of my players.
One is a young Exec, so I had her as an employee as an employee of Rocklin itself, and had her as a friend/mentor to Lucy, so she was personally assigned to get a team together to find Lucy.
Also had a Fixer in the group, who around the same time got the call from "Rhinemeyer's representative". Hilarity ensued when the Exec contacted the Fixer, with contract negotiations.
The crew also had a Lawman, acting as a PI, so I wanted to give him a chance to use his skills, went down the investigation route before the stage show, and they found the professor's office.
Left off the session after the battle at the theater, where the crew will do some downtime activity to likely do more investigations before getting summoned to the noodle shop
It was pretty great hearing vampires mentioned, going "I wonder if it's the Philharmonic Vampyres from 2020" and sure enough, it's the same idiots. Lord Ruthven was probably a juvie hanging around the malls at the time of 2020.
This review was so good I just used it to make an adventure based off this review plus the free maps. It sounded like with Seth's ideas I could do a better job than the original. :D
I ran my guys through a version of this. It went pretty much according to plan. My intro was via a NCPD detective that the characters have an "in" with. Final battle the netrunner got into one turret but bailed as it was too dangerous and the party cyborg tacked a turret over and turned it on the second turret. Poor old Lord Ruthven barely got a slash off after his villiain's soliloquy. My players really worked on their Wardrobe and Style skills for the vampire show. It was quite funny. One thing I had my guys find was a title deed to the chapel. Through some legal shenanigan they made themselves the trustees and took ownership of the chapel to turn it into their base of operations and night club.
What did they rename the chapel?
@@lordzaboem Yet to be determined. I am sure it will be something suitably degenerate knowing them.
Perfect timing for this, I just started this adventure for my group! They are barely in at this moment, but good to get some tips for later
Seth, you're looking GREAT in that photo.
All the missing students could have been interviews on the video by the roommate. She has a copy. This would lead to the prof.
There could be a list of addresses in his office from when he was searching for a place to do the sculpting, to lead to the chapel.
Also, a collection of books on brainwashing in the office as a clue.
Cool recap. I agree that it does seem a bit linear. I'd maybe remove, or at least delay, the noodle truck invitation part. Introduce some other plot thread that the players could follow to lead them to that info on their own. Thinking off the top of my head, perhaps something like this: first, incentivize the players to visit the professor's office earlier. Have clues in that office that directly point to the professor being a vampire. Then, once the opera shooting occurs, because it took place in a non-combat zone, the police are actually investigating. The players took part in the fight, so the police were turned onto them by witnesses. They're called in for questioning. While in the police station, they overhear chatter that would somehow lead them to try and visit the Vampires on their own. I don't know, this is all just a quick idea. I'm sure something much better and actually good could be drummed up with enough thought.
You could always revert back to the noodle truck part if the players are clearly stuck without any idea on how to progress.
Ahoy from Dallas. Always a good day when you post.
Please Seth make more Cyberpunk videos!
Old or new modules, game stories, anything would be great
From someone who haunted Goth Clubs in Jeans and black t-shirts... That's a nice jacket. 👍Impressed it still fits, and fits with your extended wardrobe. I love your videos.
I used this module for the start of a campaign and made some changes, like the attack on the opera house and the motivation for lord ruthven to kidnap womans, also added that one if my players characthers girlfriend was among the other kidnaped, I believe this is a great intro campaign for people who have only played fantasy rpgs since it has sort of a "dungeon" and big bad monster at the end of the story
That sound Nice bro, i'm curius , what motivation did You give to our vampire friend?
@@elhoteldeloserrantes5056 I replaced the philarmomic Vampire leader for a woman called Isabella, she and Ruthven met in university and joined the vampires and all that stuff, pushing really hard the biosculpts and all that until both of them are cyberpsychos, the problem came when Ruthven actually started believing he was a vampire of the 16th century and when Isabella who knew him before all the biosculpts and that confronted him he went full psycho, since then he has been trying to do a replica of isabella to be by his side since they two were lovers, I also changed more things to make it fit better for the Long campaing so there were a lot of differences!
@@carloscamargo1060 "furiusly takes notes" XD
I like the idea : ) i may use it for a game myself thanks bro
@@elhoteldeloserrantes5056 Sure, I also have some in universe news ads in spanish and more details if you're interested
@@carloscamargo1060 tarde demasiado en computar que tu nombre era carlos, un grande soy XD. no he jugado ciberpunk pensaba tomar el modulo como inspiracion para crear alguna partida en un setting moderno. pero si lo has subido a alguna web lo miro con gusto bro
Love your stuff man, hope we get more cyberpunk stuff from ya
And here I was thinking, "A Night at The Opera" was way to introduce Delta Green into "The Time of the Red".
Pity.
imho, there wouldn't be much to change if you made this a Delta Green Module
"Enjoying breakfast"? What SINless have the luxury of _"enjoying"_ whatever it is that they're eating for breakfast, chummer?
A Night at the Opera makes me think this is Delta Green 2077
Gwar reference detected. Like button engaged
Finally catching up. Awesome Video.
It's surprising you did not go into bomb shell mode this time ; ). But glad you had fun as a player.
Love CP:R content! Thank you, Seth!
Can't believe that George GMed the second cyberpunk adventure for you now! Seema that they've forgiven you 😌
also Reineken in the background, german beer. but i guess you put it there as a pun on the name. great!
20:51 Militec stuff? Damn, he's loaded.
So I spooled this video up to show her the gag where Jack is giving Seth grief for his 2003 goth get-up, y'know, for a laugh, but instead she goes 'holy fuck, Seth was hot! 😂
It's probably the jacket.
I saw a "Night at the Opera" and thought it was Delta Green 🤣
The "casket of vampire doom's procession" is SO stolen right now...
A Cell has determined that this Opera is called off due to...
Sorry, wrong Opera. Forget I was here.
This is a really rough adventure with good potential
Is that the same leather coat Jack is wearing?
Yup.
Brother that outfit is fire. Don’t listen to jack. Your goth history validates mine!
15:38 *urge to call roommate Mina grows*
The space between boxes and furniture is where terror resides.
Seth, a fellow old school goth!!
Of course the vampire in a story featuring the play Dracula would kidnap a girl named LUCY. Bonus points if the friend of hers who was in the vampire's psych class is named Mina.
You pointed out some things very interesting. Most notably is nothing sounded cyberpunk unless told explicitly is very cyberpunk. As you summarize here, it sounds just at home in a pathfinder session.
So definitely is where I would spend my time. Take all the classic horror tropes but really cyberpunk it out. Then bring in the investigation.
If it was me? I would have the common thread between all the missing students be something to do with the theatre showing perhaps. Find tickets to different shows. Have the villian be a patron and being where he sees these brides.
This gives options for show as well. Get tickets? Sneak in? And reason those goombas break in is to get something of our missing girl from her role. Being a lead would be too obvious. But perhaps she was an understudy who took the role for one night. So they attacked to get 'what is hers'
Or shadowrun
I saw 'A Night at the Opera' and just assumed this was a CP/Delta Green Crossover Event :D
This sounds like a good adventure, but I question if this is the right system to play it. No disrespect to the writer, but this module feels like the writer wanted to do a vampire story, but only had experience with Cyberpunk
Idk what Jack's talking about I bet young Seth was slaying it in that outfit
I like the trigger discipline. The index finger is always away from the trigger.
I plan on running this for my players. As part of the ‘establish the characters in the city’ stage of the campaign. Maybe the transition to ‘Build up power and resources’ act 2 stage.
Act 3 is ‘Final Mission: Burn the City’.
Wait wait wait… wait.
Were the pickled asparagus… spicy?
Because if so, I’d call the investigation a success right there and head home.
Tell Prof. DungeonMaster, he loves Opera
Hey Seth, wondering if you took a look at the Black Chrome book for Red, and if it addressed any of the issues you had in your original review
I would have the players needing to make reports back to their benefactor regularly. Then have the master use that info,nation to send some member out to cover it up. So if the players backtrack, they may run into them.
The Professor need a laky that act as his "mortal slave." One that can gather what the Professor needs and the like. Then lets the players follow him/her around to find the hidout.
Edited to added:
Then at the end have a player look in a mirror and see floating clothes only to look back to see the Professor in those clothes just leaving the player view.
I agree about the linearity of the scenario, but honestly, that appeals. I haven't run any Cyberpunk since the 90's and so for me this scenario is a great jumping in point as a GM for the mechanics of the new version. I keep meaning to run this, but just haven't yet.
In a way, this reminds me of a straight to video movie from 1987, called, "Vampire at Midnight". It is a bad movie, but I really like the premise of the plot. No spoilers, but it is about LAPD detective hunting a "vampire-like serial killer" who is a motivational specialist.
where is DWEEBLES??? great work- as always. Dweebles is a total classic. best npc ever! havent seen him in a while. please tell us he has not become politically incorrect.
Youre awesome Seth.
A year or two ago, I watched a video about an old Article White Wolf published about how to combine Cyberpunk 2020 and World of Darkness. Probably wouldn't be to hard to adapt this adventure to fit that idea.
There's this video (and two further ones) about articles in WWM##36-38, but the vid is from this year: ruclips.net/video/83_ju3jP2X0/видео.html And CP2020 had a whole horror line, the "Night's Edge" series, done by Ianus Games. It was really good.
@@khpa3665 cool
So cool ideas but needs a fair bit of extra work from the DM to survive contact with the players.
This sounds like an awesome premise for starting a Curse of Strahd Cyberpunk adaptation.
I actually wrote up an outline for a Ravenloft Red game not too long after Cy Red came out, set on the personal space station of the dying CEO of a game company. I'll have to dig it out sometime.
Omg, George finally run for you again? Seems like u didn't go all bombshell and kinda fuck it up lol. True growth 😂
Wait, are you telling me that Jorge finally ran you again, Seth? Seems the curse of the "Bug? What Bug?" Incident has been lifted
It appears so... for now.
Oh hell yeah!
The “Cool down period” will soon end.
I like it. "Hair colour, eye colour, body type, facial features, even race! All different! Other than that they were all students at the U, there is no profilable pattern to the perp's choice of victim! Except, maybe, that they were all 177.5 cm tall, give or take a couple mm..."
Fun fact to reply to an offhand comment by jack: Cyberpunk DOES have a sanity/revulsion mechanic. You can temporarily lose humanity if you're subjected to scenes like the one your characters were. Anything particularly horrifying can cause you to take this loss, and the only means to cure it is therapy or a vacation, basically. Neither of which are cheap.
So, Seth, tell us a little bit about your PC! What is his handle and his roll? What’s he packing? And what are his cyberwares? As always great content!
Bit late for this but just had an idea for this that makes sense as a connection for all of the missing girls, they all have the same blood type, and share it with the woman they are being biosculpted into.
I dig that idea
Oh God I didn't think this would get a response from you. But it made sense to me and I think I will run it when I get my Cyberpunk game going.