Great adventure 👊😎

Nice ro see Shadowrun, Lets go chummers!

We're really going with the 1988 7 minute intro 😮

I love how most SR actual plays are of people of my age. It's like back in the days we learnt about the good stuff and we are still enjoying it.

Video should start when game starts

Props for using descending ac!

Welcome back!

the Black Company is one of the best fantasy reads of all time

7:12 Stream starts

🎶 Watch out for my body rolls. Watch out for my body rolls. Queen rat. Queen rat. Squishing Slim the Bard flat 🎶

Well we gave 'Group Initiative" a shot (as suggested on Reddit). However, I think each combat took longer than Individual Initiative. Anyone else have any thoughts?

Daaang, an ELO reference. Well played.

Old-School Essentials Classic Fantasy or Advanced Fantasy?

Sweet GWAR callback.

An excellent capstone to this wonderful ongoing campaign

Wondering if you ever rest while adventuring, one is a fish, 3 of you are wounded af, wouldnt it be wise to heal up 😂btw nice party but i feel like your group is missing some invidual with a bit more intelligence 😅

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Saw the bottom while I was scrolling and thought this was about to be something to do with all the Nijisanji hooplah I've been seeing run it's course through KZbin lately.

Just sitting down after a hard week to check this out. Looking forward to it.

Great Time to jump into our campaign. This episode starts with a recap of the previous 2 chapters so is a great place to start from as our brave group of mercenaries continue their grizzly work.

Love how the two guys who don't look like dwarves are the ones playing dwarves. :P

Two of you should go talk to that publisher that bearded guy mentioned and inquire about the attorney the cop mentioned.

If I had been informed of this earlier, I could've participated in the live chat. Or is that WHY I wasn't informed of this earlier? Hmmmmmm, Dave, if that IS your real name??!

A great listen while doing my evening walk. Thank you for making my walk pleasurable.

I gotta say this was entertaining to watch and would love to try this with friends sometime thanks for the vid

Hey, where’s the rest with naked ladies and rasputins of sorts?

Glad I found this... lots of my AD&D campaign is based on events and locations in Black Company novels..

To answer the OOC: There is no teleport in Shadowrun as per RAW. That's been a hard rule in the game since 1e.

So GREAT to watch people who actually know Shadowrun's lore play the game! And with good audio quality! It's just awesome!!!

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Why does Breaker sound like Kenny from Southpark, but deeper.

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"Professor Meatshield" 😂🤣😂🤣😂

Disliked for 46 minutes

Disliked for the ridiculous 23 minute wait. Learn to edit people.

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I searched for ad&d live game and found you!

Im a GM and gotta learn rules through actual plays, well done

Hell yeah! Love to see new Shadowrun Actual Plays!

Looks interesting but that background music is so loud and distracting, it makes the video impossible to watch.

Hello, Did you build the adventure yourself in Roll 20 or is the adventure available somewhere for purchase? I have run this several times with different groups but would like to put together a new group and run it on Roll 20 but I can't seem to find the files anywhere

Ok, Whoever subscribed in the past few days is the awesome number Sixty-Nine! Nice.

I just found out there was a table top version of the black company and now I find this video, hell yeah

A surprise recommendation, but a welcome one

Tuning into Facetube, looking forward to the campaign

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Wonderful

Very late comment, but... You should know that mind control spells are considered the most feared spells in the world, and mages will be hunted for using them. The victim will know when the spell drop, it have been manipulated (maybe not how) and often strange things are blamed on magic. also have a note on SR5 mission FAQ Quote from: SRM Season 5 FAQ Are there any restrictions on Mental Manipulation spells? No, there are currently no restrictions on Mental Manipulation spells. That said, characters and gamemasters should be well aware of how these spells work. Magic is very dangerous in Shadowrun, and everyone is scared of it. When the unusual happens, magic is the first thing they blame, and most people will react very badly when magic is used against them. And of all the magic out there, spells that can control and mentally manipulate an individual are the most feared. It’s a violation of the highest order. Using this kind of magic against friends, allies, and contacts is an incredibly bad idea and will always have some kind of negative repercussion. Using it against a Mr. Johnson is usually suicidal. Spells that take direct control on a person’s mind or actions are overt Manipulation spells, and while the spell is active the controlled person will usually act and react as if all the actions are his own, as soon as the spell is dropped they will immediately know that they have been violated. These spells currently include Control Thoughts and Mob Mind. Some spells are subtler, and they simply guide and suggest. These are covert spells, and while they’re more risky to use since they allow the target some free will and choice, they also won’t always realize that the idea wasn’t their own unless it’s something wildly out of character. Using Influence to suggest a guard wants to grab some coffee or use the head is normal, but suggesting they shoot their coworker in the head is likely out of character for him, so he will stop and wonder where that thought came from. If you’re lucky, he’ll simply disregard it. If not, he’ll blame magic and pull an alarm. Regardless of whether the Manipulation magic is overt or covert, there’s always the chance that powerful magic will be noticed. The higher the force of the spell, the more likely it is to be seen. Spellcasting always uses the Perceiving Magic rules (see p. 280, SR5). Finally, remember that spellcasting leaves a trace. Every magician has a unique magical aura, and they leave a temporary im- print on astral space whenever they use magic (Astral Signature, see p. 312, SR5). In the hands of a skilled forensic mage, these imprints can be traced back to their caster. Mental Manipulations are powerful tools, but they are ones that need to be used very carefully by players. They are not an “I win” button and should not be treated as such.

heh, that's a familiar Gm handle.