Yeah, couldn't agree more. The writing for the game was fantastic.

Mask of the Betrayer exists. It is the successor to Torment in writing a personal story in a crazy, epic level campaign.

@@wavedash101 best thing about neverwinter nights 2 for sure. I dont think it hits as hard though personally, still good though.

It certainly had a certain magic to it. The whole setting is very well crafted.

Well, nice. What is a *C*-RPG?

@@JoeKawano computer role-playing game.

@@katerinavierrae8040 its also on phone

Bad publicity is still publicity ;)

No problem, Darkholow :)

My thoughts exactly.

play disco elysium.

I love it when a story in a DND game has such an impact that you're almost looking back upon the imagination like it was a memory. DND can be such a powerful storytelling tool.

@@HarbsNarbs the one that really locked me into D&D was Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: dragons. I had a sliver dragon who I played for years it really changed my life and honestly made me a better person overall in fact I would go to far as too say that I got my work ethics from d&d as well, hours of working at one thing that doesn't Exist physically in front of you, yet you have the dedication of a wild beast hunting its prey. Its really Inspiring stuff.

Thanks, I really appreciate that!

Cheers Priest! We're all clueless berks on this plane ;)

Thanks, John. Part 2 will be coming soon!

Cheers, Kainlarsen :)

Thanks Moonring!

Cheers, Ben

Thanks!

Welcome!

Thanks, Mirliva. There will be plenty more!

Late 1990's & early 2000's I also DM & played Planescape at my first game shop in my early 20's. We mix AD&D2ndE with aspects of White Wolf multiple magic systems and Werewolf/ Mage spirit realm concept. Had plenty of times where the shops multiple DMs and players retcon my characters backgrounds for plot development. 1.) Such as having a fire genie use a Wish to rip/ pull a piece of my PC soul apart and reincarnate a class level into a new being as a 1st-level bard with a happy childhood. 2.) Once my PC could cast Wish on his own, done multiple Wish/ reincarnations along with creating many Simularums to act as my .. angels. Then had to deal with another player group that went god hunting and they wanted my PC as a Xp snack Trophy. The shop had an Open Campaign Setting of player group vs player group. 3.) So as a group vote, the shop just turn my lead PC into a demi/ lesser god, and all my past PC were my multiple reincarnation seeds. 4.) We dealt with a lot of the Blood War and lower planes cause .. adventure. So one of my scruffy ragabond bard PC made a habit of paying .. bribes .. to all the ferrymen of the rive Styx. Turn out anytime my PC risk death, some ferrymen always shows up cause I paid well in advance. Which force the other party members to throw what valuables they had on them to get away from murderous problems. Then they sent that PC back in time who ended up starting the whole reincarnation bit and bribing ferrymen. 5.) Another bard was stuck with a fire gen/ small fire elemental, a Baator imp, and a pixie .. three teenage bickering girls. 6.) Then there was the 1920's gumshoes P.I. that was true neutral/le with one foot in the lower planes, he doesn't remember how he ended up working for Asmodeus. But he has free travel through the nine hells of Baator. The P.I. is the middle man between the upper & lower planes like one of those classic mob shows. 7.) Had to deal with a group of snob jerks at the game shop where their DM lets them run around as murder hobos killing liches & dragons as Xp snack and a whole bunch of treasure loot. And they always bully every PC I had. They really push the shop's owner social limits. I got lucky on a random treasure roll and got a rod of Polymorph Other and Stone to Flesh. And the jerks .. failed .. their saves ! So I turn them into stone baby box turtle paper weights and sold them as Soul Stones along with getting every item on their PCs sheets ! ... house rules of the shop. Part 2.) You have a BA in philosophy ? What about sociology ? Why due npc live in Gate Towns to the lower planes ? Why don't npcs or pcs really try to escape from Baator ? Roll 1d8 1.) Out Lands, if killed pc gets reincarnated back into the prime material world. 2.) Near a Gate Town and drawn to it. 3.) Gate town 4.) Running and hiding from the Baator. 5.) Willing joining the Blood War to earn your place in Baator. 6.) .. well, .. your PC is a slug. 7.) Imp. 8.) Fiend soldier in the Blood War. If PC bribe the Baator before his death and spends 1,001 days in the Fire Pit x fiend ranking level with wisdom/ charisma check roll saves they remember their mortal lives. " Spiderman vs the Sinister Six." If PC is killed without a TPK, then player flips a coin, heads White Wolf/ World of Darkness: Wraith Oblivion in AD&D or Planescape. Some times you just have to keep a cool PC going, or sell them as a Soul Stone.

Planescape adventures in general are railroady where players are spectators

I think you'd have to be a Dabus

Stonks

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I haven't but several people have recommended it to me, so I need to give it a go!

@@HarbsNarbs Just so you know, it is not combat focused at all. Very much role-play over rollplay

@@karansarkar1710 I downloaded it today and I'm loving it so far. The atmosphere and story has really got me hooked!

Thanks Rylie, you must really enjoy the videos!