It Is An Absolutely Genius Feature Of Fiasco That Just When You've Played Enough Scenes For Your Character

It is an absolutely genius feature of Fiasco that just when you've played enough scenes for your character to claw their way out of the muck they start in, just when your character maybe gets a glimpse of something like resolution, the game has you generate a load more complications - one of which is usually "something precious is on fire"

With all the pieces in place for the final act, the cast finds out some new complications that are sure to upset the board.

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STARRING:

Josh Yard as Bilbo Biltong

Natalie Winter as Sue Sherpa

Alexander Pankhurst as Mike Sherpa

Matt Boothman as Gregg Nevin

ROLEPLAYING GAME SYSTEM: Fiasco Classic by Jason Morningstar

MUSIC BY: Alexander Pankhurst

EDITED AND PRODUCED BY: Matt Boothman

Thirteen's last word is gonna be "Yaz" and I'm not gonna be ok about it

The next chapter of Vigil starts on @merelyroleplayers in late November/early Dec, and let's just say this one's for everyone who as of today identifies as a train fiend

Jen's got our back

Do you normally skip our Backstage episodes? Don't skip this one. Trust me.

Jam session (Monumental Exit Backstage)

The cast of Monumental Exit jam on the Fiasco playset ‘When the Music Stopped’ until they find their characters.

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STARRING:

Josh Yard as Bilbo Biltong

Natalie Winter as Sue Sherpa

Alexander Pankhurst as Mike Sherpa

Matt Boothman as Gregg Nevin

ROLEPLAYING GAME SYSTEM: Fiasco Classic by Jason Morningstar

MUSIC BY: Alexander Pankhurst

EDITED AND PRODUCED BY: Matt Boothman

Also delighted to see Bran “1000 words on how paprika hendl tastes” Stoker doing an absolute masterclass of a brief yet impactful epilogue

in less than 400 words he showed us that Mina and Jonathan are happy and have a family, think of their fallen friends often, stayed in touch with their remaining friends and that their son has a grandfather-grandchild relationship to Van Helsing, at the same time as he repeated that the story was about doing the right thing without need for witness or reward, simply for the love the characters held, and continue for hold, for each other.