Dethstrok9

My greatest joy in Role-Playing is when players get that way, makes my day every time, I'm so glad your players love it:)

11 hours ago, Joe Kenobi said:

I saw this one several weeks back and came away pleasantly surprised! Nicolas Cage is really in a support role in this one, with the family's kids taking center stage. Not a perfect film, but they did a great job of focusing on The Weird rather than giving it a monster-of-the-week vibe.

Maybe I'll check it out then:)

9 hours ago, Loïc said:

Hi! Discovering your videos, and must say they're quite great!!

Just one thing about this one: I would add a 6th thing, above all others, both for roleplayers and gamemasters: good humour, and (especially for GMs) the will to provide a good time for everybody at the table. It certainly looks like a cliché, but I saw two many people forget this principle, so I think it's always useful (unfortunately) to repeat it...

I'm taking advantage to congratulate you for the good job! Keep going on!

I have recieved numerous comments on these videos which lead me to eventually make a part 2 for both these videos. I'm glad you like them:)

24 minutes ago, Bill the barbarian said:

Have you ever seen Nick Case “act"? If you answer yes, odds are very good that you have then see Nick Cage’s “acting” in this unfortunate movie. I have not seem this movie, but unfortunately, I have seen Francis Ford Coppola’s nephew “acting”.

I have seen his so called acting, and as an actor I must agree he's a trifle, well you know:)

But I was just hoping against hope that a mainstream Lovecraft movie did the genre justice.

I know it's has been awhile, but was this film any good? I've seen mixed reviews 😕

Hint, it's not Cthulhu...

Top five most lethal monsters in Call of Cthulhu 7E (for now, just waiting for the Monstrorum:)

It's been awhile since I posted a video, but finally got one out:) This is more of an opinion than advice, but let me know your thoughts.

4 hours ago, Bill the barbarian said:

Au contraire M. Meints. If you will pardon the humour in a very serious thread (In my defence, I will point out the date) one might say, beware the litigious City of Chicago... As one of my fave bands, the Chicago Transit Authority, er Chicago, might well attest!

Ah Bill, you seem like the kind of guy who waits all year long for April 1st:)

On 3/31/2020 at 8:41 PM, Simlasa said:

Does that mean Chaosium will be moving off this site as an official presence? (I hope).

Why do you hope for that? This forum is dedicated to their games I love having the creators and founders (the Great Old Ones themselves so to speak) on this site!

4 minutes ago, Bill the barbarian said:

We  aim to release once a month towards the end of the month, circumstances permitting 

Awesome!

Are you guys going to have a regular schedule for releases?

On 3/30/2020 at 7:23 PM, jps said:

I'm not original, I voted for mystery ^^

So did I, although I will run any of these. Often the best games evolve from one of the players being a hidden antagonist:)

I'm lost... But hopefully that will change soon:)

There were a couple areas I was slightly confused on as well, once you started talking about the in game scenario and expanding upon it, but I'm pretty sure this just has to do with my general ignorance of Glorathan lore.

Secrets have been unveiled...

Do you long to know the difference between Character and Characterization?

Yay:)

Yes indeed there is:)

https://www.chaosium.com/nameless-horrors/

9 hours ago, Lloyd Dupont said:

But what about King Frog?
I am going to wear my aluminium cap right now, seems safer!

King frog is a wonderful game about a bunch of frogs trying to become king by ruthless domination. They have mosquito slaves. 

And they are coming to get you...

This is the greatest news since sliced bread.

Will you guys let me know if I got all this correct?

And, I loved it again! Also, thank you guys for answering my question, y'all rock:)