WOLF 359 is a radio drama in the tradition of Golden Age of Radio shows. Set on board the U.S.S. Hephaestus space station, the dysfunctional crew deals with daily life-or-death emergencies, while searching for signs of alien life and discovering there might be more to their mission than they thought.
god i had a weird dream that the Mcelroy brothers started doing their own paranormal adventure show but it was just them going to haunted places and rating them based on how haunted it was.
At the end of the show Justin was like “yeah it’s a haunted hospital so it loses points for being overdone but Griffin got possessed and ghosts tried to kill Travis so that brought in some fun and flair. 7/10″
Not all NPCs need to be romanceable! As a DM, you can simply decide that any particular NPC is off the table, or set a DC so high you are certain your players can’t make it. If you feel the need to justify this to your players, there are plenty of options. Maybe the character is already in a commited relationship, or they aren’t attracted to the PCs gender/race/faction. Maybe the NPC has got too many issues to puruse a relationship. Maybe the NPC is ace. Maybe the NPC just doesn’t have time for romance right now.
I would also encourage you to make your players put more effort into romancing the NPCs that are availabe. Call me crazy, but I don’t think you should be able to start a relationship (or even a casual fling) with a single succesful skill check. Maybe successful charisma checks ignite the attraction, but they need to be followed up with an actual investment of time and/or gifts and whatnot. You don’t necessarily need to play these scenes out blow by blow, but have your players at least think out the general strategy of their seduction. Not only will this prevent players from casually disrupting your plots, it will also make whatever relationships they do pursue feel more meaningful and interesting. Plus, it’ll give your NPCs more depth and make it so it doesn’t feel like the world revolves around the PCs.
Thanks for the question, and good luck!
There are two other methods I’d suggest:
1) Talk to your player OOC and let them know that you find it uncomfortable that they try to romance every NPC. Ask them to stop doing that and let them know that going forward you won’t allow a “seduction” roll for every NPC they want to flirt with. (Always remember you as the GM have final call as to whether a roll should even happen or is appropriate)
2) Treat a charisma roll as a charisma roll… sure he wants to go for seduction. But this NPC is just not that into him… so “I’m flattered but not interested right now” then brush past it with a “your charming approach seems to have made them more inclined to treat with you fairly/well, think well of you”. But it doesn’t have to end with “Oh [character] name!” *swoon*
Big trigger warning for pedophilia, sexual assault, molestation, rape etc.
The creator of the games The Gray Gardenand Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea goes by the name Deep-Sea-Prisoner (or DSP), and uses they/them pronouns. They used to be known as Mogeko. I can’t expect everyone to be aware of this from the get go but if you’re a fan of these games, please read this post and please stop putting these characters on people’s dashboards.
For people who don’t know what I’m talking about it’s this persons style/the person that made these games. I see these characters all over the damn place
Read more for length/ppls safety (this seems to be broken but there are no graphic descriptions or pictures so it’s safe to scroll past)
Get outta here, little brat. This is no place for children…
((This is a comic that I commissioned @pengosolvent like, two years ago? It’s been ages, we both got swamped with life stuff and work and it took til now to get finished. Thank you so much for this dude!))
Pengo did a fantastic Job here, and I love this piece so much!
the story of this comic, or how i never make things easy for myself
years later and this is still the strangest pop culture related phenomenon to ever occur
its even funnier when you realize that there was a glee mobile game that was extremely similar to love live sif made by the companys (now shut down) american branch
