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About this Episode
In this episode, Seth and Jon talk about introducing a new game to your table.
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- Benefits of Playing different RPGs
- Learn fresh approaches (many you can port back into other RPGs)
- Change of pace.
- Why change games?
- Fatigue - Both players and GMs can tire of a system or genre
- Cult of the New (New editions, new genre, new approach to what you already enjoy (CoC, Delta Green, Trail of Cthulhu, etc.)
- Rotating GM
- Method for introduction
- One shot
- Session zero
- Lots of Quickstarts out there
- Talking to your group
- Explain the reason why (meaning you first need to know it yourself)
- Sell them on it. People naturally focus on what they're losing, so tell them what they'll gain. What will this new game do that the old one can't?
- Best if this is approached as "WE" project. More of a group activity project than a "YOU or I" thing.
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Discord: https://discord.gg/t7Ud67zRG3
We can't do this show alone. We want to thank our amazing editors Max Mahaffa and Edwin Nagy for their hard work and keen skills at making us sound awesome!
We also want to thank John Sumrow, for our badass logo. He's a very talented artist, so please follow him on Facebook, check out his official website, and please consider joining his Patreon account. Links in the show notes.
And finally, we want to thank The Darkest of the Hillside Thickets for generously allowing us to use their song, Gluttony, as our intro and outro music. If you are a fan of Lovecraft's writing and the Call of Cthulhu RPG, then you need to check out The Darkest of the Hillside Thickets. Please check out their BandCamp site and their official band site. Links in the show notes.
Hosts & Guests
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