Monsterhearts

In a one shot, you're only really going to get to do one maybe two things you can maybe have some kind of twist have some kind of reveal but yeah it's mostly just going to be that like my character is greedy my character is horny my character is noble trying to prove themselves yeah whatever it might be so I thought that was fun I

forget I want to say it's the designer who made Monster Hearts said like oh in a one shot you should play your characters as if you stole a car in your own joyride yeah I like that

yeah so um but yeah it was it was interesting how you guys did stuff differently than when we played this at condo con um there's another guy uh confusingly dj is his name and he played the fighter and so he just ran in and was immediately just attacking and murdering everything Yeah, when you guys though tried to at least initially talk stuff through with them or like maybe we should sneak on.

It was a different thing at least in the first session, or the first half of this.

Yeah, like Banana Chan.

And Monsterhearts and Banana Chan, you know?

[laughs]

It's encouraging to see, and it's like, it's inspirational a bit, um, 'cause again, coming back to the music thing, I remember, um, probably about a year and a half ago, and this is something that's probably never gonna happen, at least in terms of me, because I'm not a game designer.

Oh, God.

What was the game that, like, really tagged you?

Avery Alder's Monsterhearts.

Okay.

[laughs]

I recently was in a short campaign of Monster Hearts.

Oh.

And somebody at the-

Monster Hearts.

Yeah, yeah.

And somebody at the table had a playbook, played the pl- took the, the vampire playbook.