Fallout: The Roleplaying Game: Once Upon a Time In the Wasteland
In the Nuclear-Ravaged Wasteland of the Commonwealth, explore an abandoned vault, and discover something that can change the wastes forever
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$10.00
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1 player following this game
Bi-weekly / Wednesday - 4:00 PM UTC
Session Duration / 2–3 hours
Campaign Length / 2–3 Sessions
1 / 5 Seats Filled
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About the adventure
This is an introductory campaign to the Fallout 2d20 system, meant to help teach the basic mechanics with a low level campaign that serves as the introductory adventure from the starter set. Premade characters will be provided on request, but I will also assist with character creation during the first session to help ease the learning process.
Game style
Theater of the Mind
Game themes
Meet the Game Master
About me
I don't actually know what's a normal amount of information to share with these things, so I'll limit myself to what tends to come up when I'm in social situations. I place significant emphasis on communication with people, and I prefer having a sense of structure to pure chaos, at least when it comes to real life. When I'm GMing it's a different matter, but that's for later in the application. I used to be more humorous in serious situations, but I've learned to stay quiet when people are actually going through something dire. I've been doing tabletop for a couple years, spending the majority of it DMing, but making sure to have adequate time playing as well. I tend to be overstimulated with large amounts of noise from different sources, but also tend to be understimulated in silence (I have learned to regulate this, but it's important to mention regardless). Apologies that this is quite short, I'm, to be blunt, really bad at communicating my self-diagnostic
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Creating your character
Premade characters will be provided, but if more than half the players want to make their own characters instead. then the first session will instead be me assisting with first-level character creation, and anyone who took a premade will be refunded.
What to expect
Preparing for the session
I will be making a discord server for this, which I'd expect players to join, and I'd hope that each player have at least one 20-sided die and a couple 6-sided die
What Robot Tost brings to the table
I try to do character voices, but a lot of them somewhat slip into eachother. My combats tend to err towards the tactical side when I think the party can handle it, but I know how to make simpler encounters for newer players. I also make a habit of somewhat bending systems when a player has an idea that doesn't quite fit, but I do try to stay within what's reasonable
Equipment needed to play
Internet
Computer
Microphone
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Safety
How Robot Tost creates a safe table
I do not have an established lines and veils questionnairre, but I will be sending a copy of the Monte Cooke questionnaire, and will be asking the players about any triggers not present in the questionnaire, as well as keeping the red card option open and available at all times. I didn't check the lines and veils on the checklist primarily because I don't have a dedicated document for it.
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