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Self-Promotions!
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If you want to promote a project for money or clicks, do it here! We'll take down self-promos elsewhere on the forum.
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I am making a series of blogposts that is gonna be me documenting what it means to actually bring a vibes based setting to the table for people like us. https://poundsofnothing.evilgoblin.weddi...t-pt1.html
wouldn't it be fucked up if there was a ghost or some shit, I'd hate that.
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(09-08-2026, 02:10 AM)500poundsofnothing Wrote: I am making a series of blogposts that is gonna be me documenting what it means to actually bring a vibes based setting to the table for people like us. https://poundsofnothing.evilgoblin.weddi...t-pt1.html

Oh, this is pretty cool--I love seeing how books unpack in practice at the table. The big picture stuff is fun, but I think this is going to really take off once you get to the more 'at the table'/session-specific prep. I'd be real curious to hear what parts of the book you find yourself regularly using to help prep and play once the game's in motion
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Waddup yall! My name is Henry Kathman!
I've been spending the past 4 years writing a Call of Cthulhu mystery for the Miskatonic Repository that is titled
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This is a 1920s mystery that was originally written as an adaptation of the 1925 novel The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. In writing this, the goal has been to combine the novel’s exploration of inequality, obsession, and the American Dream with the overtly supernatural elements of cosmic horror.

The book is going to be going live on Drivetrurpg on October 12th. To help promote it, I have spent the summer creating a six episode actual play series where I run the module with fellow Youtube friends Mia Mulder, Aranock, and Molly Noise. Here's a little video with more details:


I showed Sam a copy of this at Gencon and he gave
 me some helpful advice when it came to the layouts and stuff. After working on this for so long, it's great to actually finally be done with it. I hope anyone interested is down to check it out!

Otherwise, thanks for reading. Best Wishes!


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