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File Name: Weirdzone Session 02
File Submitter: BigJackBrass
File Submitted: 12 Mar 2015
File Category: Forgotten Futures
Genre: Steampunk
Profanity Level: Jolly Sweary Indeed
https://www.rpgmp3.com/files/game_recordings/Whartson_Hall_Gamers/ForgottenFuturesV_02.mp3
Forgotten Futures: Weirdzone 02: The Elephant Gun in the Room
Separated by many miles, yet brought together through remarkable advances in SCIENCE, the Whartson Hall Aethernauts embark on a voyage to wondrous futures past!
Lady Parkhurst finds an unexpected ally lurking in the loft and the two of them set off bravely (more or less) to sort out the dinosaur infestation. The new arrival proves to be every bit as helpful as you might expect.
The Game: Forgotten Futures by Marcus L. Rowland. The adventure setting is adapted from Weirdzone by Richard Tucholka and Tri Tac Games. Karma Kards are published for various systems by aethereal FORGE; we used the 2d6 version here.
Intro and outro musical excerpts are by that most splendid gentleman Professor Elemental, used with his kind permission.
The Whartson Hall Aethernauts play through the Google+ Hangouts facility rather than face-to-face in a room. Despite our intensive efforts, listeners may find some reduction in sound quality as a result. This is primarily due to the lack of decent recording equipment in the later Cretaceous Period.
The Players:
Amelia: Lady Lettie Parkhurst
Nick: â€Earwig†Carnehan
Jon: The GM
Thank you BGB, Hal et al. I haven’t posted in quite awhile but I love the audio files as always and I am looking forward to more from you and the BAGgers
Thank you BGB, Hal et al. I haven’t posted in quite awhile but I love the audio files as always and I am looking forward to more from you and the BAGgers
Nice to see you again 🙂
I have to take my hat off to the combat skills that were displayed by the (dis)honourable Earwig in this episode. I am wondering exactly which Regiment he was part of? The 3rd Tourist Snappers maybe?
When people ask why I like the randomness of dice in my games, I shall direct them to this session. Purest magic from Nick’s sixes 😀
Yup. The increased resignation as Nick realised the futility of having created a combat monkey was great.
Great slapstick Michael Caine imagery here.
Alfie on slick tile floor.
Will we ever find what it’s all about, I wonder…?
Perhaps the probability lords will smile next time and we will have a professional performance worthy of an Italian Job wherever le manoir étrange arrives next.
Sounds a bit like BJB is trying to recreate S.L.I.D.E.Ways, set in a dimension-hopping country manor – but since that was one of the finest Whartsie campaigns in recorded history, that is certainly a lofty goal worth striving for. 🙂
Sooner or later all of my games turn into dimension-hopping ones, going right back to my first fantasy setting. In this case I at least have the excuse that I’m using somebody else’s published campaign material 🙂
It was gratifying to hear that BJB has also noticed the similarities of a certain pair of site members & audio contributors – @[member=”Nick T. Vegan”] and @[member=lordof1] are both named Nick, and they both love (mentioning) something that rhymes with “knock”. 😉
Oh, and they also both have a tendency to make dreadful jokes, and a slight temper. 🙂
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