Monster of the Week Roadhouse: General Discussion – Page 46

Little unsure as to exactly how healing with something like hospital treatment would be intended to work “as…

Little unsure as to exactly how healing with something like hospital treatment would be intended to work “as written”: as harm is possibly a combination of a few different wounds, if receiving treatment for all of them, should all be reduced by 1-harm, or would you specifically choose a given wound to be reduced? Or does it no longer matter where the individual harm was contributed at that point?

Here’s session 2 of my campaign! http://www.deadlyfredly.com/2014/06/the-hungry-session-2/

http://www.deadlyfredly.com/2014/06/the-hungry-session-2

Recap of the first session of my Monster of the Week kickoff session from last week.

Recap of the first session of my Monster of the Week kickoff session from last week. Next session is the Wednesday after this coming one. 🙂

http://www.deadlyfredly.com/2014/06/the-hungry-session-1/

In talking through things with the player of the Monstrous character afterwards, I’ve come to realize he may be “in” the wrong playbook. The thing about the Monstrous type is that it expects you to be both a monster and buy in to the idea that the monster in question is pretty damned good at working magic (as Use Magic is the only default Weird move, and you always have Weird +3 in this playbook, it’s kind of a waste not to play the character as tho he knows how to Use Magic).

As a Frankenstein’s Monster type with a murky-at-best memory, he’s more about the physical confrontations and not all that alert to magic, so a supernatural-creature-whose-best-stat-is-Tough is much more in keeping. So we’ll probably be switching him over to something like Summoned or Constructed. Summoned certainly fits how he seems to like to fight — lots of using the environment to bash things.

http://www.deadlyfredly.com/2014/06/the-hungry-session-1