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With Scott Dorward, Newman, Matthew Dawkins and Jason Fryer
Come and join some industry veterans in this unique Q&A on tips for running Horror scenarios. You get an opportunity to ask questions on topics like "How to deal with Technology in Modern Day?" or even "What are some tips for keeping a session spooky and serious?". Since the genre of horror can span lifetimes or centuries, what are key points one needs to consider when creating his evening of game-play? Our panelists will answer your questions on how to tackle concerns you might have in your next game, so join us to explore what we all can improve to make the story more immersive.
Scott Dorward
Newman
Matthew Dawkins
Jason Fryer
Risk mitigation in horror RPGs for GMs and players
Risk mitigation in horror RPGs for GMs and players
With Seth Skorkowsky and Jacqueline Bryk
Due to technical difficulties - this panel discussion is currently being reworked and we will update our channel as soon as we are confident with the results.
As with any RPG, these shared stories can be an epic fantasy or a "terrifying" horrific time. The horror genre usually needs to use devices such as safety tools, content warnings and pre-game discussions. These are implemented to have a safe time at the gaming table with your players. Since we all have topics that creep under our skin, be mindful that others have other areas of discomfort. Determining the best way to implement these pre-game tools, and structure your game, while ensuring all your players feel comfortable will be some of the topics we will cover with our guests.
Seth Skorkowsky
Jacqueline Bryk
With Scott Dorward, Seth Skorkowsky, Jacqueline Bryk, Newman and Jason Fryer
"I got writer's block!", "I have no idea where to start? "Hhhhmmmm, I wonder how to make this scarier?", "Do I include this scene in the scenario for the horror, the game, or the players - who actually benefits from this scene?"....These are some questions you may encounter in your attempt to Start/Write any form of horror story. Pose your questions to these Icons of Horror and Mystery to get some answers and best practices to help you in your Horror story creations!
Scott Dorward
Seth Skorkowsky
Jacqueline Bryk
Newman
Jason Fryer
with John Sumrow
Come and join artist/creator John Sumrow as he takes suggestions from the audience in a one-of-a-kind artistic creation! He will take your suggestions and incorporate them into a work of art!
John Sumrow
with Petter Nallo
The Commandments are creative and philosophical principles that are the foundation for creating material for KULT: Divinity Lost. They are created as a guidelines and tools for creators if they want to tell stories or write sourcebeook material in the KULT setting. The seminar will be a presentation of the commandments, why they were created and also open up for questions and talk around them.
Petter Nallo
With Jason Fryer and Petter Nallo
"What was your drive for this setting?" or "Did you foresee how the system would evolve when you first sat together and played the session zero?", are possibly some of the questions you might have about this fantastic accumulation of panelists in this event.
Join this panel to ask questions to the Original and Current KULT creators/Developers/Authors that have brought KULT to where it is today and get their take on how they have seen the evolution of KULT in the horror RPG genre!
Jason Fryer
Petter Nallo
Magnus Seter
With Jacqueline Bryk, Seth Skorkowsky, Matthew Sanderson, Jason Fryer and Petter Nallo
The Veil, The Illusion, The Archons, The Death Angels, Limbo, The Dream Lands, Inferno, Metropolis, are names everyone who has played or GMed KULT has heard before or even used in their shared stories. How do these elements interact in a story and affect the players?
Jacqueline Bryk
Seth Skorkowsky
Matthew Sanderson
Jason Fryer
Petter Nallo
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