Seeing comments in the TAZ Amnesty saying the game sounds really scripted vs people playing ala Bala
Seeing comments in the TAZ Amnesty saying the game sounds really scripted vs people playing ala Balance/DnD so figured I could give some insight since my friends and I have also been playing MotW since February. Amnesty is pretty true to play to how MotW genuinely goes down. It’s very much just the game play mechanics and how the core rule book tells you to play. We sometimes will have games (we usually go 4-5 hours) where you only have to role a handful of times. It’s all RP storytelling driven and specifies that players and keepers need to describe every move you make in detail as if living out a book/movie/etc. and a lot of feee wheeling creativity in what you do Vs say DnD where you have a ton of game mechanics. It has its drawbacks and advantages, but it’s a pretty easy (though challenging combat wise since your health is so small) game to learn as long as you’re comfortable with acting and getting creative. I play a few different games in various systems and defiantly recommend this one for newbies to table toping! If anyone has any questions about how MotW works I’m happy to answer :3! (Photo context: my friend and my MotW bois, we always dress up for our RPGs. We play YouTube ghost hunters Alex and Steven….who are totally not based off Shane and Ryan from unsolved >_>…Alex had been secretly hiding that he was an angel sent to help avert the apocalypse. Opps. We podcast at “deaths save and rolling badly” shameless plug) -- source link
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