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This week, Blaine is joined by Chris Szumski to play The Yellow King RPG by Pelgrane Press.
In this first installment, we are introduced to two people, separated by time but linked by a common purpose, in the town of Croix Vois.
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Theme Song: Wasted Wonderland by Nicolas Gasparini.
You Are Not Alone is now part of the Morbidly Beautiful podcast network.
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Mark Kennedy joins us to play Wolfspell by Epidiah Ravichol. A human recently turned into a wolf by an ancient prophecy explores the Croix Vois National Park.
You can pre-order the physical copy of Wolfspell on Gumroad.
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Theme Song is Wasted Wonderland by Nicolas Gasparini.
Find out more at https://you-are-not-alone.pinecast.co
Mark Kennedy joins us to play Wolfspell by Epidiah Ravichol. A human recently turned into a wolf by an ancient prophecy explores the Croix Vois National Park.
Check out Mark's workshop on mask work and masculinity in Philadelphia: http://www.thewholeshebangphilly.com/take-classes/apokalypsis-markkennedy1
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Theme Song is Wasted Wonderland by Nicolas Gasparini.
Find out more at https://you-are-not-alone.pinecast.co
William James Roy continues his search for the missing quicksilver applicator he invented, while investigating the chaos it has wrought upon the city of Paris.
Shawn joins us to play Fear Itself by Robin D. Laws, published by Pelgrane Press. This story is part of This Will Make Sense Soon, a series of episodes leading up to a long form game using The Yellow King RPG.
Theme: Wasted Wonderland by Nicolas Gasparini (Myuu).
William James Roy is a struggling inventor in Paris, 1889. His new invention, and the opening of the Eiffel Tower, may be just the break he is looking for.
Shawn joins us to play Fear Itself by Robin D. Laws, published by Pelgrane Press. This story is part of This Will Make Sense Soon, a series of episodes leading up to a long form game using The Yellow King RPG.
Theme: Wasted Wonderland by Nicolas Gasparini (Myuu).
A group of former Napoleonic supporters have been pushed out of Paris and settle in a valley on the eastern border of France in the year 1814. This is Part 3 of their story.
Chris Szumski joins us to play The Quiet Year by Avery Alder.
This is in preparation to play The Yellow King RPG by Pelgrane Press.
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Theme song: Everybody Knows My Name by Harley Poe. Used with permission.
A group of former Napoleonic supporters have been pushed out of Paris and settle in a valley on the eastern border of France in the year 1814. This is Part 2 of their story.
Chris Szumski joins us to play The Quiet Year by Avery Alder.
This is in preparation to play The Yellow King RPG by Pelgrane Press.
Twitter @notalone_horror
Patreon blainecmartin
Theme song: Everybody Knows My Name by Harley Poe. Used with permission.
A group of former Napoleonic supporters have been pushed out of Paris and settle in a valley on the eastern border of France in the year 1814. This is their story.
Chris Szumski joins us to play The Quiet Year by Avery Alder.
This is in preparation to play The Yellow King RPG by Pelgrane Press.
Twitter @notalone_horror
Patreon blainecmartin
Theme song: Everybody Knows My Name by Harley Poe. Used with permission.
Blaine sits down with Rev from The Critshow to finish their game of Trophy by Jesse Ross. This week, Orlen continues to find his way to the center of the forest, where a recording that could help free his brother from Barsow prison is reported to be. Will the forest let him find it?
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Theme Song Everybody Knows my Name by Harley Poe
Blaine sits down with Rev from The Critshow to play Trophy by Jesse Ross. Orlen is a ranger who is braving the dark woods of the Croix Voie Forest to find a rumored tape that will get him enough money to help get his brother out of jail.
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Theme Song Everybody Knows my Name by Harley Poe
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