Mythic Magazine Podcast #6: Deadworld Dome Scene 2
We return to the world of Deadworld Dome as Vi is discovers a small wilderness community that is preparing for an unusual festival.
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Maybe Deadworld Dome would make a cool Solo Module article in the future.
That ... is a great idea! I'm amazed that hadn't even crossed my mind. I'm going to add that to the magazine content poll list.
The end of session wrap-up was interesting. I always figured on counting list items as “invoked” for duplicating if they were directly rolled on the list because of eg a random event, but it seemed like you counted them if they were in the scene, rolled or not. I like how that pushes the list presence and story presence to line up faster.
Yes, I count them however they appear (at least, up to 3 times in the List). It does very much push certain List elements up to the 3 limit fast, but I like how that makes an adventure organically zero in on the most important elements quickly.
The plot thickens!
I think I'm going to play in Deadworld Dome once the updated RPG comes out. This is a really cool idea for a setting!
Thanks, I'm glad you like it! I was happy with the mix of genres it contains, I wasn't sure which direction the adventure would take until I got started. It was nice knowing there were multiple ways this could have gone, given the setting.
I love your podcasts. SO VERY INSPIRATIONAL!!!
Thank you :)
I love it! Love it! Creep truce?! I thought exactly the same thing: the lamb meets the wolves. Just like that movie Get Out! (jordan peele).
It's probably not a good sign for Vi that her situation keeps inspiring references to horror movies lol
This is getting interesting… I am so glad that you are doing this!
Thanks Keith! The whole "recording myself while I play" thing is still new and odd to me, but I'm having a lot of fun doing this :)
Does "there will be a human sacrifice" seem like an expectation to test? 😂
hahaha that's looking more and more like a reasonable question to ask! I've noticed that Vi is the only stranger there, too ...