Canto 4. My current cast in the Pit. Destroying the means of production and petting dat puppy.
@fishfinlee.bsky.social as The False Prophet. @locallvluplady.bsky.social as The Saint. @andiesanade.bsky.social as The Pagan. And @dannyrmendoza.bsky.social as The Serpent.

Canto 3. Steal his lyre. Steal his wife. All sass in the storm!
@rosatyrs.bsky.social as The (false) Prophet. @eotiaxart.bsky.social as The Saint. @sneakernetmusic.bandcamp.com as The Pagan. And @midnighthaether.bsky.social as The Serpent.

Canto 2. The first table to prove that switching casts is actually absolutely rad as hell.
@rollingxriver.bsky.social as The (false) Prophet. @tayacampbellover.bsky.social as The Saint. @lexgetpizza.bsky.social as The Pagan. And @everyman95.bsky.social as The Serpent. (Thank you for the SNORSE)

Canto 1. The players who started it all and gave us our amazing characters.
@queenjulia11.bsky.social as The False Prophet. @magneato795.bsky.social as The Saint. Mikey as The Pagan. And Daniel as the Serpent.
What a brilliant beginning in the spookiest forest.

There are games with the idea that the player characters are doomed — Mothership, Hunt, etc. Those are the exceptions, and I love APs on those kinds of games. I'm talking about games where failure is possible but not an expectation.

I want to be clear that there is no wrong answer here. Dimension 20 and Critical Role have famously allowed characters to defy death.
If failure occurs, what are your plans for the bad ending? How do you make the possibility of failure interesting and fulfilling for the audience and the players?

GM'd by @dannyrmendoza.bsky.social

Starring @queenjulia11.bsky.social
@eligalliher.bsky.social
@wyndhover.bsky.social
@nuffofabby.bsky.social
@eotiaxart.bsky.social
@streamingrainbow.bsky.social

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