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Episode 257: Running Horror RPGs, Gaming Perspectives with Saul and Jolene
With Halloween coming up real soon, Saul and Jolene were discussing the idea of Horror RPGs specifically what it takes to run a good horror game. Though Saul would say he is not the type of gamer that like the horror genre he does own more than a few Horror RPGs. One of the first horror RPG he bought was Stalking the Night Fantastic back in the late 80's and Dark Conspiracy in the 1990's. Saul now has quite a few what one would term Horror genre RPGs.
So how to you run an horror rpg and make it scary. Jolene and Saul talked about the few horror rpgs that they have played in and the ones that were a bit scary had some similarities. Talking about those games that were scary Saul and Jolene decided to do an episode about horror games and how to make them scary.
*The End of the World Series of RPG Books that Saul mentions was published by Fantasy Flight Games
Thank You All for Listening.
Web Art by Jim Foster
Episode Art by Michael Shean-Jones
Music by Tim Kulig, song Horror House.
Available from Tribeofnoise.com
Used under the Creative License 4.0
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With Halloween coming up real soon, Saul and Jolene were discussing the idea of Horror RPGs specifically what it takes to run a good horror game. Though Saul would say he is not the type of gamer that like the horror genre he does own more than a few Horror RPGs. One of the first horror RPG he bought was Stalking the Night Fantastic back in the late 80's and Dark Conspiracy in the 1990's. Saul now has quite a few what one would term Horror genre RPGs.
So how to you run an horror rpg and make it scary. Jolene and Saul talked about the few horror rpgs that they have played in and the ones that were a bit scary had some similarities. Talking about those games that were scary Saul and Jolene decided to do an episode about horror games and how to make them scary.
*The End of the World Series of RPG Books that Saul mentions was published by Fantasy Flight Games
Thank You All for Listening.
Web Art by Jim Foster
Episode Art by Michael Shean-Jones
Music by Tim Kulig, song Horror House.
Available from Tribeofnoise.com
Used under the Creative License 4.0
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