Although, its Girl Scout cookie season…..maybe if you don’t write another letter I can convince the voices in the walls to eat the Girl Scouts and leave me the cookies…..yes yes….I understand now. It all makes sense.

Made me think of this creepy kid’s show.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqi5F5MqqTQ

Loved the Numbers Station info too.

Ross, PLEASE pronounce the word, “ichor” properly. This word is THE MOST mispronounced word in gaming.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/ichor

Thanks,

Regards,
Shadowlord

I would hope by now that my love of ghouls from CoC would be made clear, and the sight of horrible monsters devouring children…makes me happy.

So, if you can promise me that helpless bystanders will be eaten by drooling monsters from beyond mortal perception…I will promise that the next episode will have a letter. Scout’s Honor.

Hmmm…scouts. Boy Scouts being eaten by ghouls. Perhaps while out camping in the woods. Damn! I wish I could draw to immortalize that image.

Sigh…

Ross is the king of saying “wep-ons”!

Chris, dude, you were killing me… Jake Snake is my hero (not the wrestler either)…

I feel like the last story is what the world would be like if I had a stroke and then tried to listen an audio book.

Ross is the king of saying “wep-ONS!” And I feel so sorry for space TV. To be continued?

Jake Snake is teh best.

Good episode.

I think it’s funny that Aaron built Ross’ computer. Core i5, nice! I just put together a core i7 rig last weekend….

I think playing a D&D game from a purely investigative perspective might be a good way to mix it up a bit. Honestly, I think that the New World Campaign is a great example of mixing up strong elements of mystery/investigative genre.

Looking forward to the next episode!

PS: You’re welcome Ross…

By the way, great episode. I liked the analysis approach to how Tom’s game could have been a better mystery adventure. You two have some good tips for GMs.

But man, kinda great episode, about stuff.

This is absolutely a labor of love with nothing but the best of intentions. I am hurt internets filter.

My first time GMing was for an enormous group of 8 we were playing 3.5 D&D and had just added 3 more people to the group coming off of our first campaign ever. We had decided to play evil characters after a 7 months of playing the heroes.

This was a hell of an undertaking I was berated from all sides with ridiculous requests and I found out one of the new players was one of “those” players, a power gaming mad man, who through my inexperience with the rules and the fact that I trusted him to be fair with character creation…ended up Effective Character Level 27 A Centaur with the Monster of Legend template added(more than once) in an ECL 8 campaign. I slowly put everything together over the next 4 months slowly realizing his characters overblown Level Adjustment.

Other than that the campaign went great I was even able to spin his “Super” character we decided to take him out of the campaign by having his brother return and redeem him from his evil, turning the two of them into the final encounter. The group was thinned down to 6 players and ended with a 6 on 2 massacre. I could look back over my notes to see exactly who survived but they are in my garage and I don’t have the energy.

Nah. That was fucking great, it made me happy. Where I pee.

Oh my fucking god!

I can see it being a troll or as a sincere fanfic. Doesn’t matter to me.

A couple of weeks ago, my group asked me to prepare another Cthulhu game for them. After recently hearing this show, I almost immediately decided that I wanted to run them through Divine Fire. I prepared the game using the Chupa Open Roleplay Engine Version 2. The group, however, renigged on the night of the game and decided that they wanted to play D&D4 instead.

Well, I decided that I wanted to play the game away, so I floated some ads on five forum sites to see if anyone was interested. I got three bites, two of them from the playbyweb site, so I decided to run the game there. The website link above is a link to the actual game’s page. Lurkers are welcome.

We haven’t started yet, but I’m looking forward to it. I did give you credit, but I changed the name from “Divine Fire” to “die Glocke” in hopes that the players won’t track down this episode and listen to it yet. Yeah, I changed the nuclear reactor in the basement to a Nazi Bell.

I just wanted to let you know that this game was happening.

All in all I think you guys have succeeded in what you set out to do. Make the most horrible fan fiction possible. I would rather have a philosophy lecture from Cthulhu then hear any more from that Marry Sue…Sorry Ebony.

Good work

By the way, nice job on the background sounds Ross.

(Favorite lines, talking about sensitive talk in a mosh pit and then sensitively holding each other in a mosh pit. Can’t really see that happening in any mosh pit I’ve seen.)

You didn’t listen to the whole thing? You have to listen to chapter 4! it’s the best part!!!!