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Welcome to Stories from the First Watch.
This is both a solo roleplaying game and an experiment in audio storytelling. The story, and the characters’ actions, will unfold upon the roll of the dice. Once the game starts, nothing is predetermined. The dice are in control.
This is both a solo roleplaying game and an experiment in audio storytelling. The story, and the characters’ actions, will unfold upon the roll of the dice. Once the game starts, nothing is predetermined. The dice are in control.
41 Episodes
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A bridge too far?
The broodmother.
A summary of the events of episodes 26-30.
A trip to the baths.
A mysterious fresco, and a game of chicken.
A little behind-the-scenes look at the making of the show...
Who needs enemies when you've got servants?
A case of mistaken identity as the party splits up...
A feral flight, and a flashback to former foes.
A summary of the events from Episodes 21 to 25.
The party head into the citadel, only to learn that someone is expecting them...
A quick note...
Recovering from a fierce battle, the party prepare to tackle the citadel. But not before they are discovered...
The companions receive a dire warning, but has it come too late for them?
The Godsmen.
An encounter in the Great Wilderness.
A short summary of the events of episodes 16 to 20.
The journey into the Great Wilderness...
The party find themselves back in the sanctuary of Hollow Hill, but is more trouble brewing?
The aftermath of the battle.
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Solo game master Robin has been weaving this intricate epic for 30 months at time of this review. It's one of my must-listens and I'm still amazed at the twists and turns in the yarn. Add to that frequent summary episodes and great thematic music and you have a winner!
A fantastic solo actual play podcast, which is one of must-listens! SftFW evokes the wonder and joy I had playing RPGs back in the day. Its creator, Robin, weaves a compelling narative while at the mercy of the dice. His characters are believable and well formed, which had me vested in their fate right from the start. Thoroughly recommended!