10 TTRPGS We Want To Play In 2024 | Podcast | Episode 4
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- čas přidán 3. 01. 2024
- Happy New Year! This episode sees Matt and Steve talk about the TTRPGs they are excited to run in 2024....
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A suggestion for VOID 1680 AM: Do the episode as a playlist - each setion between the songs is a separate video with the offficial youtube video of your chosen songs between them
Oh yeah that’s a great idea!
Thosand Year Old Vampire is amazing, and the book is a beautiful artifact in itself. And yes, I paid as much for shipping to Poland as I did for the book itself. Worth it though!
I played a game of it on New Year's Eve in the middle of the early pandemic and it was an amazing experience.
I recommend using index cards or post-it notes for memories. It was a tactile and easy to organize way of tracking which memories were lost, which were recorded in the journal, and which were vivid in my character's mind.
I also love that the game tells you to literally go read wikipedia or something if you're not sure what was actually happening in the world at a certain period of time. So I would stop occasionally, google for a bit and go hey, that's around the time when the Tatars besieged Cracow! What if I was around for that?
That's really cool. Great idea with the index cards!
That sounds so cool!
I really enjoy listening to you guys! I see that Stev has gone into much more traditional games, while Matt is stepping into the world of the indies. In fact, when Matt started raving about the solutions in The Between, I thought "welcome to the world of story games, this is just the beginning" :)
Plus, I'm surprised by how in sync we are - you mentioned 3 games that I'm currently playing:
1. I started watching this today during lunch, just before running a session of The Between (I think it's our 20-something session already)
2. I finished watching this by dinner after the session and I'm just about to continue with my 1k Old Vampire story.
3. And tomorrow evening, I'm running our 30-something session of the Trophy Gold campaign
This is so cool. I can’t wait to get started with Trophy Dark!
Definitely interested in a "Together but Separate" playthrough of Thousand Year Old Vampire between you both. That would be pretty cool.
It would be cool, right?
@@thebadspot very cool.
Very very cool, yes please!
Star Trek Adventures, you say...do I see a Captain's Log actual play stumbling it's way over the horizon?!
My crew would love to see me solo that…
It's definitely on my list to do!
@@thebadspot I would be very happy to see you tackle Captain's Log, partly because it would help me decide if I should play it, or simply use it as a sourcebook combined with another system like Fate Core. I actually think Fate Accelerated might be a good fit. The rules in CL are a bit underwhelming from what I have read thus far.
@jcraigwilliams70 It’s certainly one I’ve thought about!
Since watching this video, I've spent almost all of my waking hours inhaling Trophy-related content. Thanks for another great video, as always!!
Good, right?
Oh, a DG solo game. Awesome. Do it. Great convo all around. Thanks.
Yeah Steve, do it!
Ha! I turned on this recording for a quick lunch before another session... The Between, which I'm running in about 20-30 minutes, and within the first 3 minutes... The Between
Thanks for tuning in and great to hear The Between getting some love!
0:52:08 You can play music with a copyright on your channel without getting a strike, you just won't be able to monetize that episode. So you could list this episodes as Patreon only.
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Super chill discussion & some great recs that I'll make sure to put on my own list. personally, I'm excited for Mythic Bastionland this year. I would love some more in-depth looks at games and gamebooks on this channel :)
I think that would be a fun thing to do. Thanks for watching!
Check out Third Floor Wars. They have an AP of Bridlewood Bay
It’s a good one! The guantlet CZcams has a whole bunch too.
Happy 2024 my Peeps
And to you!
Happy 2024, chef!
Slayers sounds as if it is heavily influenced by Savage Worlds. You essentially described the combat system for Slayer and everything you described is in Savage Worlds. Exploding dice, 4+, and different dice depending on your skill level.
Yeah, I’ve got SW and it is markedly different. I think most of those things are in other TTRPGs. It’s the implementation that I’m into in particular. The exploding dice is just for one class, the Blade. I’m really excited about getting it on the table, but I’ve only ever read SW and that was only to play Deadlands.
Traveller doesn’t have a solo system but Zozer Games publishes Hostile Solo which is transferable. In it Paul Elliot has some fantastic mechanics for inter party interaction to create tension. He also does something unique in soloing by resolving scenes using “fortune in the middle”. Even if you don’t play it I highly recommend it as a different way to solo.
We did actually mention that, but it got cut for time as this was nearly 1hr45! I can’t wait to see what Steve does with it.
Doh. Thirty seconds further on you discuss it. 🤦🏼♂️
I enjoyed reading through Hostile Solo, but I felt like the method for resolving things with one roll, while useful for solo, didn't represent the way I enjoy playing solo. I want to roll lots! Not sure why since my dice hate me, but that's part of the fun!
Great lists! I can't wait to check out the mcdm rpg. I am also very hyped for the mythic bastionland. Looks like 2024 gonna be a good year for ttrpgs.
That was in my long list! Could be great year!
I saw Mythic Bastionland kicking around, but I don't know anything about it. I'll have to go check it out!
My friend played Electric Bastionland recently and loved it, I'd be excited to try either it, or Mythic Bastionland.
And I'm also interested in MCDM RPG. One of my D&D groups would be a great fit for it, they enjoy tactical combat a lot and this would be fun to run for them.
Ooooh very interesting ideas. Thanks! Suddenly I want to make videos on those too hahaha. I'm very curious about Dead Belt. I'll check it out.
The the assymetric classes in Slayers picked my game designer interest. Trophy also sounds interesting. I like those games that are very focused on a specific experience.
I also just recently bough Traveller and did a very short one-shot solo to try it out and was very positively surprised by the result. I'm seriously considering doing a video campaign on it.
That's great to hear! I've been very pleased at how smoothly Traveler runs solo so far. If we do a follow up at the end of the year, I'll compare and contrast solo vs group play.
I’m so excited by Slayers! Thanks for watching!
@thebadspot BTW, I was listening to the video while preparing for a Mothership RPG solo game. Not sure if you guys heard about this one, but it's a horror game based in movies like Aliens and Event Horizon. Not solo by default, and the official edition is still to come out, but there is quite a strong community churning out content and rules. For now, I'm using Starforged's oracles to create the location. Let's see how it goes 😉
Dead Belt is GREAT! I played the ashcan release and enjoyed it a lot. One criticism I had was that there was very little to do between runs to explore the derelicts and no real guidance on what to do to build the world beyond these missions. I don't know if they added any support for that part of the game in the full release, but if not, I'd probably supplement it with Starforged.
Also, it may be possible to set up a macro in roll20 to create card layouts and flip them one by one? I'm not an expert, but I've seen people using card decks and macros on roll20.
@dziooooo I can’t wait to give it a go!
Also by the Gauntlet is Public Access, which is also drawing from Brindlewood Bay, that is a horror game inspired by CZcams horror. It has a similar mechanic to the Un-scene in the Between in that the players essentially improvise a short analog horror video whenever they discover and play one of the game's "tapes" that are the key to its myth arc.
I have that too! I think I’m drawn more to the Victorian era setting, but I’ll get round to Public Access at sone point I am sure. Thanks for watching!
Did the same thing with The Between, though I was leaning towards it because it’s actually incredibly similar to Brindlewood Bay but didn’t think I’d be able to get my gaming group to get interested in playing older women. They’re more into fantasy, combat-heavy stuff and not so much narrative stuff.
It’s always tough teasing people away from what they know and are comfortable playing. I find it pretty exciting! Thanks so much for watching!
Critical Role's Darrington Press is also working on a fantasy system, similar to D&D and suitable for long campaigns. It's called Daggerheart, I don't think the release date is announced yet, but they are running playtests right now.
(BTW, when I was looking for the info on the release date, I found an absolutely brain dead manufactured drama article about CR "stealing from WotC" because they are "abandonning D&D" and holy hell, some people need to log off and never touch internet again)
We did talk about Daggerheart in the first take of this episode that was lost in the ether, but couldn’t find a release date like you say so thought not to include it. Interesting time for 5e adjacent games.
@@thebadspot yeah, Daggerheart and the MCDM RPG are the ones I'm interested in. The Black Flag project (Tales of the Valiant from Kobold Press) turned out to be a disappointment, I think. It looks like D&D with serial numbers filed off because they wanted to ensure compatibility with their library of 5e products. And it was definitely rushed to release, I've seen examples of poorly worded rules and errors that proper testing and a competent editing team should have caught.
I’m really looking forward to a Traveller campaign!
I’ll be sure to link to it!
Well, my drivethrurpg wish list just got a lot longer....
Sorry not sorry…
Where can I get these game like Slayers?
I’ll go back and add links to all games shortly, but you can find Slayers here: gilarpgs.itch.io/slayers
I would also check your local game store. Mine has a decent selection of weird indie TTRPGs and they are happy to order something new if you suggest a game they can reasonably expect to sell 5-10 copies of. You're saving on shipping that way, so it's still worth it even with the store's profit margin added to the price.