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Scio Deodamnatus

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About Scio Deodamnatus

  • Birthday 06/09/1990

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  • RPG Biography
    My first exposure to tabletop roleplaying was a private home brew Star Wars system back in 2015. Ever since then I've always needed my TTRPG fix and pretend to be someone else for a few hours.
  • Current games
    Cyberpunk Red, Vampire: The Masquerade 20th Anniversary Edition, Lancer, Curse of Strahd
  • Location
    Southern California
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    Ordained minister of The Satanic Temple, small business owner, and avid reader are just a few things that might describe myself.

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  1. Greetings esteemed Keepers of Arcane Lore, I am writing to seek your invaluable advice and wisdom as I embark on a journey to foster a deeper appreciation for storytelling in one of my players. As the Keeper, I have always been passionate about weaving intricate tales of mystery and horror in our tabletop roleplaying games. However, one of my players seems to approach our sessions with a strong focus on "winning" the game, leading them to be less engaged with the storytelling aspect. I believe that if they develop a greater appreciation for the narratives we create, it could lead to a more enriching and enjoyable experience for everyone involved. The player in question is a valued friend, and was recently diagnosed with ADHD, which can sometimes manifest as impulsive emotions and a desire for control in games. As someone who enjoys Call of Cthulhu, where character death can be prevalent, they have expressed discomfort due to the perceived "ease of dying" in such games. While I want to support and respect their preferences, I also believe there is an opportunity to help them embrace the essence of storytelling within the game, rather than focusing solely on victory. I am seeking your guidance on the following points: How can I encourage players to immerse themselves in the storytelling and character development aspects of tabletop roleplaying games? Are there specific storytelling techniques or mechanics that I can incorporate into our sessions to make the narrative more compelling and engaging for all players? How can I create a cooperative and supportive atmosphere where players feel motivated to explore their characters and the world we build together? Have you faced similar challenges with players in your group, and if so, how did you successfully navigate them? I value the dedication and expertise of this community, and I believe that by sharing your experiences and insights, we can enhance the gaming experience for everyone involved. Our regular Sunday TTRPG sessions are an integral part of our lives, and I am committed to making them more enjoyable for each participant. Thank you for taking the time to read my request, and I eagerly await your guidance and suggestions. May our tales of mystery and horror weave unforgettable memories for all adventurers who dare to embark on this journey! Sincerely, Scio Deodamnatus - Keeper of Arcane Lore
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