Thousand Year Old Vampire

intro (0:00); your vampire (4:44); gameplay (15:51); story summary (43:00); final thoughts (45:34)
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[@lutzpietschker5171]

"Hooked" by the crochet again! A great review and another game I would not have known (and bought) but for you - thank you! One small thing that is also done wrong in 90% of the other playthroughs on the web: You do not start automatically with prompt 1, you just start counting there. Even for the first prompt you need to roll the dice (confirmed by Tim). A pointer to that is in the prompt text itself : The "Create a new mortal" part would not be necessary if this were always the first prompt of the game.

[@GeekGamers01]

Thanks for the comment and for noting the correct way to begin. I did read that but then when I started I forgot. As it turns out my first roll, had it been the same, would have started me at 1 anyway. Pinning your remark to call attention to your correction. Thanks for watching and commenting! Glad you enjoyed it and found your way to this marvelous game.

[@Stuffiestriver]

In my experience it's a great game if you want to be a murder hobo. If you want to be literally anything else this game will not go well.

[@GeekGamers01]

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[@MelvLee]

Wonderful demonstration of the game play! This seems like a game where the more you invest in your Solo RPG techniques ( creating stories / the ability to pick up and interpret prompts etc), the more you will get out of this game. This also reminds me of Ironsworn due to the simplicity / sandbox nature in its core. Providing an easy introduction to new players to Solo RPG. Lastly I think this book may also be used as a supplement (like the Artefact system) to generate interesting villains in other solo RPG system as well! I never would have thought of creating a Vampire / Lich or any boss with such interesting back stories as Annie (now Catherine) the mushroom brewing apothecary Vampire by rolling RPG monster tables

[@GeekGamers01]

Thanks for this wonderful comment as you bring up a great point I failed to mention in my video-I was too sucked into the world of this game! You are so right: this book could be used to quickly (or slowly) generate backstories for NPCs in other games or even just memories for your characters. Thanks for writing

[@dantanskymonsterhunter]

Thanks fot this!

[@SoloMcLaughlin]

So beautiful. Glad you got your hands on a copy to show us!

[@GeekGamers01]

Yes, me too! SO worth it! I loved it.

[@joshuaciarletto2503]

Been super interested in this game for awhile. Thanks for showing it to us! Now I have to have it.

[@GeekGamers01]

It’s a GREAT game-and I don’t even like journaling RPGs

[@gipht1]

I ordered this last week haha

[@coachace123]

I really enjoy this book. Its production is fantastically themed, and, for writers, a wonderful escape from reality in a unique journaling experience.

[@GeekGamers01]

Agreed on all counts!

[@neoevil]

funny enough, my very short adventure into solo rpgs started with buying TYOV pdf and realizing it is a journaling rpg that gave me a craving for more mechanics. it led me to looking into how to play dnd solo, found AW and how to solo pathfinder which lead me straight to your channel. this is all like in the span of the last 2 weeks. anyways love your channel

[@GeekGamers01]

Oh well that IS funny! Glad you found your way here... I’ve got lots of mechanics. :)

[@gipht1]

Same, led me to mork borg and blades. MB is fun and not too many rules and it includes a dungeon to get you started.

[@munchinkin]

SYMBAROUM SYMBAROUM SYMBAROUM ;)

[@GeekGamers01]

Bought it. Bought it. Bought it.

[@ca7582]

Daaaaaamn one of the most beautiful RPG books I've ever seen. I actually bought the PDF, but sadly could not afford to buy the Paperback because shipping costs to Spain are really prohibitive. I'm kinda teeming with envy right now haha! hope you enjoy it!

[@GeekGamers01]

I did! The book is lovely but you can absolutely play with the pdf because when you get into it you aren’t really looking at the book very often.

[@ca7582]

True that!

[@AndrewSFTSN]

@@GeekGamers01 For some reason I feel like playing from a PDF is quite immersion breaking for me with journalling games specifically, I'm not sure why. I had to print off and nicely construct my copy of English Eerie for that reason.

[@GeekGamers01]

@@AndrewSFTSN I do agreee myself... I don't like to play with pdfs either but in the case of this book I think it would be more possible than, say, with Mork Borg (to give an example from a recent vid of mine)

[@jessatlife]

I was super lucky to find and acquire the one physical copy available at my local game store. This game looks and is amazing. Totally worth it, especially as a fan of vampires.

[@GeekGamers01]

Lucky indeed! And the book production is stellar. Enjoy!

[@kathyevans3251]

I have it.It is a fun experience to play

[@iam9991000]

Hey, I have a recommendation for you, a game series called Arkham Noir a set matching game that sort of generates a detective story based on lovecraft's stories.

[@GeekGamers01]

Thanks for this suggestion. I’ve heard of this game but think I dismissed it because it seemed one and done (I.e., you can’t replay it). Am I wrong about that?

[@uglyweirdo1389]

Finally bought this and the book is so beautiful.

[@JaysonElliot]

Random observation - using a knitting needle as a pointer is a great idea for book videos :)

[@GeekGamers01]

There's a list of practically everything on BGG and likely RPGgeek.com.... that said, I don't know of one specifically but you could search. There's another popular one called Quill. As I don't typically play them, I don't know others. English Eerie, I think, was mentioned somewhere in these comments.

[@CollegeofLoreRoleplaying]

I've been very curious about this book for a while now. Thank you for the thorough flip-through and commentary! Such a beautiful book! It was great seeing you do a bit of playthrough of the game. Using the prompts you get a lot of interesting twists! Hope to get my hands on this book someday! - Jill

[@GeekGamers01]

Glad you enjoyed it. I tried to show the book and how it works. If I was someone who posted hours-long vids or live-streams this would have been a great subject for a long playthrough.

[@CollegeofLoreRoleplaying]

@@GeekGamers01 Yes, I'd love to explore this game in a longer video someday! :) Thanks for being an inspiration! -Jill

[@ソルグル]

Deb, if you're interested in another clever vampire-themed game, a GM-less sandbox hex-crawl, check out Vampire: Alone in the Darkness by 101 Games. It's inspired by classic VtM, and I think you'd like it.

[@GeekGamers01]

Thanks! Looks interesting but I don’t see it as anything but a pdf right now. Will keep my eye on it tho.

[@ソルグル]

@@GeekGamers01 Yes, I think the English version is only available in digital format. However, Ithaquas Bane did a playthrough of it recently. You can take a look at his videos to see how it works. I find it quite interesting, really.

[@GeekGamers01]

Thanks I will check that out to see more about it.

[@Colaris99]

Looks interesting, might check it out. Thanks for posting.

[@GeekGamers01]

IMO it’s totally the opposite of those/has nothing to do with that kind of product. (I realize it may seem that way because of progression through prompts, but gameplay shares nothing whatsoever with those kinds of books.)

[@grumpyinbrooklyn6347]

Excellent video!

[@blamp666]

Is this book still being sold?

[@dutch_blades]

Just ordered mine today, so yeah, it's certainly still available!