“Hey, I’m Brad. The editor and the DM (dungeon master) will tell who’s the clock, my friends and I will dive into our favorite literary world and use the rules of 5th edition D&D (dungeon and dragon) to convey some high effort improvisation fan fiction.” – Audio-only version intro Who is watching.
To reach the conclusion of a story you fell in love is a courageous experience, and there’s more you want. Fanfiction is an accessible option for fans to enjoy their favorite stories in a fresh way. The team behind Who is watching Fanfiction has been expanded to actual play. Their first campaign is inspired by the world of Robert Jordan The wheel of time. The team is also planning other intellectual property (IPS) for future campaigns.
The campaign brings together four people who learn to trust each other despite their strictly guarded secrets. Every time I think I know what each character’s secret is, I was a bit surprised at how deep it is. It’s one of the few I’ve seen. I’ve seen this in places where internal party tensions are forced or no longer felt like second-hand refusal. By complementing the main dramatic storyline, we look forward to friendly table bunters, professional editing with audio effects, stupidity, and donations of many bottles.
- Audio: Excellent quality, audio scape and effects (10 rooms noise in the microphone)
- Vibrator: Wheel of Time, Game of Thrones, Lord of the Rings, Glass Throne, His Dark Materials, Shadows and Bones series.
- Reviews of the number of episodes are based on:
- System: D&D 5E
- Average episode time: 2 hours
- Accessibility: Content warnings, curated YouTube captions
- Platform: Podcasts, Videos (Spotify, Apple Podcast, iheart Radio, Amazon, Cast BoxVideo: YouTube))
- Language: English
- Upload frequency: This is a story completed in 22 episodes.
Before you monitor
I’m not an expert on source material, but based on franchise research, Blood (dungeon master or DM) is closely attached to the same theme in the book. Many of the inspirations in the series are drawn from the time cycles of South Asian mythology, particularly Buddhist and Hinduism, and the campaign maintains these themes as a backdrop to the comprehensive plot. The ring of time is sometimes regenerated with bias based on several species and gender. The show will feature mentions survival-based animal death, supernatural madness, war and wartime trauma. There are scenes about abuse by family and authoritarian cults. This review is based solely on the first 10 episodes, so be careful when listening beyond that.
The launch of this campaign has several instances of audio trouble, but the lively microphone moments are hidden by the quick and witty editing by Game Master Blood. His editing style adds humor and drama, uses sound effects and music to advance the moment, not robbed of the action. The editing gets stronger over time as Brad becomes extremely comfortable in his role. Additionally, the video version of this campaign introduces Brad’s homemade maps and scenes in battle by Encar Bautista (Cravenhurst (on Instagram).
About the world
For those unfamiliar with the world, the foundation of the circle of time is Eternal return (Time repeats in an infinite loop). Those who can change their age patterns Taveren. The magic of this world, one force, is manipulated by those who can “channel” and only women can do so safely. The characters bump into several different groups at the heart of the Time Wheel story, but most are “white cloaks.” “White Cloak” likes to be called Child of Lightits sole purpose is to eradicate dark friends and all evil and corruption. Only they are driven by the fear that corrupts them. They think of anyone who thinks of one power as a dark friend. This militarized group uses every excuse to accuse people of being dark friends and being obsessed with hunting.
The audience also hears about the dark, the entities that plan to destroy and remake the universe of images. The dark serves as a looming call to evil madness. Details about Dark One reveal the second half of the show, or at least how it affects this story.
About the team
Please note that spoilers for the first two episodes contain some spoilers in this section. If you’re surprised, you can skip this section.
Michelle’s young boy, Taru, is introduced as Dark’s servant and plays him as a monk. Michelle brought so many hearts to Tal’s character. I think only her experience as a teacher helped her. Tal is curious, learns quickly (with the help of some great dice rolls), and becomes the glue that keeps the unlikely group together. Thal sets out on his first adventure, joining his brother, despite his young age. At least that’s the story that tells Dark when he becomes his squire.
Dark is a hothead, tempered fighter jet played by Zack. Zach’s humor is alongside Dark’s guarded personality, giving fellow party members the opportunity to add humor through playful jabs. Throughout the campaign, Zack made powerful role-play choices, including showing Tal’s clear soft spot. Dark’s past is dark as he grew up in an authoritarian family, and he is plagued by the choices he made before agreeing to help Tal on his trip north to the capital. They ran into trouble as they had been searching for shelter from the harsh winters at Dancing Goose Inn.
Page is featured as the barkeeper in Dancing Goose Inn, played by Marty. The audience soon learns that she has more. Marty portrays Page as a cheeky, arrogant and sister. When in a tight spot, the audience learns that Page can channel talent, a talent that is unacceptable to children of light. For now, she has maintained her secrets from the rest of the group. At first, Dark hesitates to bring her, but Rior is able to convince him to allow her to join.
Victor plays Ogie Barbarian’s Rior. Victor plays the role of an outsider in the group and is still learning about the local culture. Victor used the wild class fury mechanic as a role-play opportunity as a rare and real treat. Ogier has an intimidating physique, but is a peaceful species with the ability to stimulate the growth of plants and trees by singing. Rior is 9 feet tall and has the rest of the team entwined the tower.
I won’t ruin them for you as much of the character’s backstory is slowly revealed. I think the way Brad brings each backstory to the podcast is extremely satisfying for anyone who loves role-playing movie moments. The team has become a beautifully balanced drama with hilarious moments that continue to maintain momentum throughout the campaign.
Keep the clock
Cancel Amazon Prime Adaptation The wheel of time This is a shame, especially for fans who lamented the latest season as the best ever. Who is watching It’s a great example of how independent creators can fill the gaps left by major studios. The stories told in the Tabletop RolePlaying game remain fresh and original. It’s rare that I fear.
The release of future seasons has not yet been announced since the campaign’s conclusion, but at the end of this campaign it is mentioned that it will be in the editing process for the next campaign. I have confirmed to Victor that they are currently working on the upcoming season, which is already fully documented, but remains unreleased. Be sure to follow on any of our media platforms (Spotify, Apple Podcast, iheart Radio, Amazon, Cast BoxVideo: YouTube) See future campaigns.
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