The Old Warlock Podcast #21

[@robbylavagames]

It's up! Thank you guys so much for having me on, I had a blast talking to you. It is legitimately surreal seeing my face and one of your videos after being a fan for so long.

[@robbylavagames]

Also, I goofed up when I said that the first ever mission was hosted in 2014 -- it was actually 2013, meaning that just two days ago we had our 11th anniversary!

[@j.rinker4609]

Ooh, I always wanted to play a librarian after watching the first Librarian movie.

[@solitaryGM]

Sounds very cool. Enjoyed the discussion greatly.

[@theoldwarlock]

Glad you liked it!

[@kairostahiel4335]

it has being a long time I haven't commented. but I usually I am watching (or listening). Interesting interview? conversation/podcast. I will definitely check enclave. It funny how ttrpgs inspired and molded videogames rpgs, and those in turn have affected and influenced players and dm, and in this case the cycle did turn full. The only other diceless game I have played is the first one of that type: Amber. based one the novels of Roger Zelazny. And just like enclave, there is a multiverse or to be exact everything is a shadow/reflection of Amber. However for Amber it's a pain to get players as the novels have being pretty much forgotten, and well, an argument can be made you can enjoy the game in a different way without reading the novels. That being said I think with enclave it may be easier.

[@theoldwarlock]

Glad you liked the interview. Enclave is very free form and easy to slip into if you have a good Conduit (GM). Shame about the Amber game needing some grounding in the Amber books. I enjoy Zelazny and still may have to check it out. Thanks for the comment!

[@Rodgarcia666]

I'm very interested in this game concept ... I think I will buy it right now, by the way.

[@robbylavagames]

Hey, thank you so much for supporting the game!

[@theoldwarlock]

Glad the video piqued your interest!