Content Warnings: KULT: Divinity Lost is a contemporary horror roleplay game with mature adult themes and dark subject matter.

Specific content warnings for this scenario, The Driver, include: Guns, Gunshot injury, Gun Violence, Robbery gone wrong, Blood, bodily harm and death, kidnapping and abduction, self harm to get out of restraints and fire.

Show Notes

Originally released in 1991, this 4th edition of KULT came out in 2018 and features a rule-set based on a variant of the Powered By The Apocalypse system.

In KULT: Divinity Lost, the protagonists are people who become involved in or are pulled into events tied to their pasts. Past sins catch up with them, demanding atonement. Childhood fears bubble up to the surface, manifesting in physical form. These terrors take their shape based on what lurks inside of us.

The protagonists are forced to journey into the abyss, perhaps even across the threshold of death itself, only to discover there is no final destination – Death is only the beginning.

The Driver by Robin Liljenberg is a one on one improv heavy KULT: Divinity Lost scenario. A desperate fugitive is speeding through the desert in a failing car, fleeing some unknown threat and bringing an injured person or hostage. They see an abandoned location ahead and must decide what to do once the car stops running from lack of gas.

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Credits

The ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠'What Am I Rolling?'⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ podcast was created, recorded, and edited by Fiona Howat.

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This episode’s player was Rhys.

This episode’s RPG was 'KULT: Divinity Lost', a highly acclaimed and infamous contemporary horror role-playing game published by Helmgast. The scenario was The Driver by Robin Liljenberg. Find out more and grab your own copy of KULT: Divinity Lost over on the Helmgast website.

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