Stefan Woick
@behindthewallgames.com
He/Him
German, writer, ttrpg person. Anti-fascist.
Trans rights are human rights.
https://behindthewallgames.com/
German, writer, ttrpg person. Anti-fascist.
Trans rights are human rights.
https://behindthewallgames.com/
Yeah pretty much anywhere with more than one person in charge. It's more work for the director, of course--defining the motivations for the group, but also knowing what each member thinks for themselves. I made it all up on the spot, because game prep is hard lol
January 31, 2026 at 7:08 PM
Yeah pretty much anywhere with more than one person in charge. It's more work for the director, of course--defining the motivations for the group, but also knowing what each member thinks for themselves. I made it all up on the spot, because game prep is hard lol
Exactly!
I ran this early on in the "final playtest" era of the game with a 5-member Wode Elf council, who put one character (and thus the party) on trial. Each council member had a different relation to that PC. It worked really, really well.
I ran this early on in the "final playtest" era of the game with a 5-member Wode Elf council, who put one character (and thus the party) on trial. Each council member had a different relation to that PC. It worked really, really well.
January 31, 2026 at 6:37 PM
Exactly!
I ran this early on in the "final playtest" era of the game with a 5-member Wode Elf council, who put one character (and thus the party) on trial. Each council member had a different relation to that PC. It worked really, really well.
I ran this early on in the "final playtest" era of the game with a 5-member Wode Elf council, who put one character (and thus the party) on trial. Each council member had a different relation to that PC. It worked really, really well.