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Now that they're back in the Mortal Realm our monstrous teens deal with the fallout from the evening's events, and learn some startling pieces of information!

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It's PARTY TIME! Our teenage monsters invade Robin's party to socialize and rifle through her stuff while they wait for Leer's big performance.

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This week the school day continues with its typical teen dramas: lust, cruelty, and cannibalism!

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Hello to you and November from You Don't Meet In An Inn!

Today we begin playing Avery McDaldno's Monsterhearts!

This week's episode involves the creation of Currenton, New England, and Currenton Academy. We also get to meet the teenage monsters who will be our main cast.

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I have two questions about the new edition (which I am excited for).

• Will there be a hardcover version of the new rules?
• How compatible will first edition fan and limited edition play books be with the new edition?

I was thinking about an idea I had of having a campaign centred around a community, but having the cast of PCs change every so often. The community centric focus is to tie various PCs together while at the same time allowing them to have their own stories. You'd have a short story line that lasts a handful of sessions, the switch out a couple PCs for different players and characters, then pursue a different storyline in the same community. I was thinking Apocalypse World for this since it is fairly community centric and handles PvP conflict well. It could give players who can't commit to a normal campaign but want more continuity than a one shot exactly what they need. It could also give noob GMs a chance to try out the role in a setting everyone is familiar with, AND possibly let Forever GMs take a break.

Has anyone ever tried something like this? Or had a large enough player base for it? Or just any thoughts on how this might work?

That's pretty awesome. I can't wait to see more. Do you have an online portfolio somewhere?

I'm working on a AW hack for space operas (inspired by The Expanse and Firefly primarily) and I've expanded the moves list because I wanted to add in some granularity. One of the added moves is Ambush! which functions as follows.

Ambush!: When you know a foe is coming , roll+Ingenuity. On a 10+, you and your allies get +1 forward. On a 7-9, the GM offers you a hard bargain or an ugly choice. On a miss you and your allies get -1 forward as your foes are tipped off.

The idea of this move is for setting up an ambush because I know one sided violence is Go Aggro. Read A Sitch also doesn't really fit as that is more an assessment of danger.

What I'm struggling with is the soft hit result. Should I leave it vague with its current wording, add in that the PC making the roll still gets +1 forward, or add in that the PC AND allies still get +1 forward? I'm not sure what sounds best or what is most interesting.