Who are these people? Why are they all maids? Where did all of these Utah Raptors come from? Where am I? Where are my pants?
All these questions and more are not answered in this one-shot of Maid: The Role Playing Game I ran over Spring Break for a bunch of people. Rusty GMing skills and pop-culture references abound!
Maid’s homepage: http://www.maidrpg.com/
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It is time for the 250th anniversary of the Temple of Corellon in Punjar. For this celebration, they have scheduled the first annual Bardic Competition. This competition has struck a chord among the war-weary populace and thousands of unexpected visitors are arriving in the under-prepared city. And now, amid the worries of terroristic attacks by the enemy Morgau Imperial Principality ( the Mippies ), news has arrived that the Emperor is going to make an appearance at the festival.
Who can coordinate all these security concerns, keep the festival on track and make everything look good for the Emperor, especially with all these pesky bards underfoot? Sounds like a job for the Dread Guard…
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The famous agents of the Slayers Guild are called once again to investigate some strange happenings. After doing something with the prototype golem. Called to investigate a strange prison filled with elderly prisoners how many red herrings will they follow before finding what may or may not be going on?
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The final session, in which the players meet Dr. Victor Von Vandervaughn and all his henchmen. Will it be the FINAL session???
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Some more recording kinks out of the way and the last game recorded with this microphone. Stuff that went on since the end of last episode:
In this episode new player Dylan takes up the reins of Dr. Zaius, drug addled orangutan biologist. Mortar Maloy and Dr. S. Plank McGanglion dare to escape from planet Hell.
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Well, this AP comes late into our Eclipse Phase campaign, and fair warning, it was recorded with rubber bands and toilet paper rolls. There is an angry part of audio where Killing Jazz plays, and other great part where WMRI kind of drowns out the sound. Luckily these sections don’t last too long.
For the patient and tolerable listener, thanks. To you others- KMA. 😛
Explicit?
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