The ActualPlay.Network takes a regular cast of performers through a variety of role playing systems, creating dramatic, compelling, funny, and interesting stories along the way. We play story games like FATE, traditional games like Dungeons and Dragons, horror games like Call of Cthulhu, Delta Green, and Vampire. We are also focusing on old school role-playing style games like Stars without Number and Lamentations of the Flame Princess. We also include video playthroughs of video games (Dark Corners of the Earth) and loads of supplementary material like game master notes and advice, music, and art.
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Episode 012 – Vampire: The Requiem Episode 4
[WARNING: PRIMITIVE AUDIO RECORDING -> BETTER QUALITY RECORDINGS START AT EPISODE 16]
The final confrontation — could this be the end of our heroes?
In case you forgot what was happening, Grizznacht, Jean Luc and Nicky, played by myself (Matt), Andrew, and Gino were investigating the theft of a magical artifact that is coveted by both the vampire crime boss of the city, Sigismind, and the Prince of the city. The party is right now exploring an underground Nosferatu city.
This is the fourth and final episode of our Vampire the Requiem series. Previous episodes below:
* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
I personally prefer the flavor of the Masquerade over the Requiem, and I think I’m going to push for that as the Vampire game system of choice going forward. I’d be interested to hear what everyone else’s opinion is on this: leave a comment if you’d like
Music for this episode:
Let’s here it for Gino’s character art and title card illustrations – they are really great.
I am still hard at work editing our long form Lamentations of the Flame Princess campaign. Our next episode will start our Stars Without Number series. I’ll talk more about that system on the intro to next weeks episode.
If you would like to get in contact with us, feel free to send us an email at gm@actualplay.network. You can hit us up on twitter – I’m @thewatermethod, Andrew @pizzapranks, Gino @Kiwimonsta, or Chris @ChrisRBaillie
Andrew and I have another podcast, a monthly show called the GoldenAgeHorror.com podcast, which is an exciting look at horror movies from before 1979. This last month we reviewed the awesome Japanese horror movie House, as part of our series on foreign horror films. Tonight we are actually recording an episode about the Herzog film Nosferatu the Vampyre, which ties in nicely with this series of podcast episodes.
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