28. Making a Horror TTRPG with Nicole Renner Designer of Dark Vigil

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Aussie Role Call

ARC

30 episodes

1 day ago

Aussie Role Call is a podcast that focuses on the TTRPG scene in Australia with new and emerging creators and innovators. Each episode covers interviews, new games, crowdfunding, and more.

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Aussie Role Call is a podcast that focuses on the TTRPG scene in Australia with new and emerging creators and innovators. Each episode covers interviews, new games, crowdfunding, and more.

Games

Leisure

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28. Making a Horror TTRPG with Nicole Renner Designer of Dark Vigil

Aussie Role Call

46 minutes 14 seconds

1 month ago

28. Making a Horror TTRPG with Nicole Renner Designer of Dark Vigil

In episode 28, Stevie and Dan speak to Nicole Renner, designer of Dark Vigil the process of designing a horror TTRPG game. Get a behind the scenes glimpse into what makes horror work, how Dark Vigil mechanises gambling and fear and so much more. Nicole takes us through her thought processes and if you love horror games, this episode is a must-listen.

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This podcast is produced in affiliation with the ⁠Australian Roleplay Community (ARC)⁠. If you’d like to join the ARC Community, head to arcrpg.org where you’ll find a link to our vibrant and inclusive Discord server. Your hosts have been ⁠Kate O’Sullivan⁠, ⁠Dan Machuca⁠, and ⁠Stevie Schafer⁠. Cover art by Helen Graham of ⁠Juimon Studios⁠, Title music is Sweet Sunday Groove by Slaleky. Interstitial music is Newer Wave by Kevin MacLeod, used under a Creative Commons 4.0 Licence. Production by ⁠Stevie Schafer⁠.

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