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Mr. Sands this is Ray A Smith Jr we spoke a few weeks ago about setting up an interview for our podcast? I was hoping to get in touch about that I am also email you to see what your schedule is like.

Howdy folks.

Howdy folks. I’ve played in a couple but never run a PBtA game. Are there any instructive actual plays or walkthroughs out there for MotW?

Hi.

As a fan of monster of the week, i am planning to play the game in dark age era. Has anybody played such a game before ? what would you be your advices ?

And please Fred. Add these things in next book possible.

For those of you have been asking about the “More Weirdness” project…

It’s now being published in association with Evil Hat Productions (as the main rulebook is), instead of me doing everything as I originally planned. The good news is that this will mean it’s a much better print product, but the bad news is that means it takes longer to get it finished.

It’s going to be called Tome of Mysteries.

We’re currently finalising layout, but there’s a way left to go. Be patient! You will be able to get yourself a copy when the stars are right.

For anyone interested in some expansion content for MotW, look no further than the recently kickstarted Codex Vol.

For anyone interested in some expansion content for MotW, look no further than the recently kickstarted Codex Vol. 1! It funded in less than 2 hours and has a mystery in it called “Huge Problems in Little Shanghai” as well as content for many other PbtA games. If you are looking for a diverse, inspirational and varied resource for your gaming table, there is nothing better.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/gauntlet/codex-rpg-zine-volume-1-hardcover

I was reading some Michael Sands posts and I was reading about “more weirdness” then his posts just cut off at the…

I was reading some Michael Sands posts and I was reading about “more weirdness” then his posts just cut off at the end of April. It is now September with no update and I’m getting too excited that a post could happen at any moment. I even checked the website to see if it was already out, couldn’t find it. If there is anybody that can tell me a update or just saying that he is almost finished or something will be reassuring.

Hey I’m thinking of running this for my roommate.

Hey I’m thinking of running this for my roommate. Is it possible to play with just one hunter and a GM or is a group needed?

Hello!

This is part of something I’ve been cobbling together as a sort of ‘training wheels doc’ on how to run MotW games for new or otherwise inexperienced Keepers. And most of the stuff will be applicable to most PbtA games, so that’s neat I think.

The final ‘book’ will have a bunch of stuff like what’s in here, including a bunch of mysteries, and how to link them together into arcs and such.

I’ll probably release a simple black-and-white version with no art, and then a nicer one with art for those who want to print it. I’m not trying to make money here, just want to help other folks fall in love with this game like I did. I figure the best way to do that is provide help on how to be a Keeper, you know?

I originally posted this on the MotW subreddit, and forgot to cross-post it here. I usually am on Reddit more often, mostly because work blocks access to most google sites, including G+.

Let me know if what you think.

Investigate a Mystery – Revisited – back to the drawing board

First of all, I want to send out a huge thank you to everyone who read, commented, and most especially tried out this revised move!

The feedback has been very enlightening – but what it’s telling me is that I need to go back to the drawing board.

I will be back here when I’ve had a chance to get it into play at my own table and have a new revision to share.

Thanks again to this awesome, engaged, community!

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Pardon my French, but Goddammit. Where we going next, friends?

Mr.