Show Notes
Adam West and I get hot and heavy as we discuss the move Turn Someone On from the game Monsterhearts 2. This move is at the core of Monsterhearts gameplay and mechanically powers Strings, the economy of relationships used to power other moves in the game. We also talk about how this move narratively opens up limitless doors to explore teenage sexuality and identity as well as tips for how GMs can support such deep character exploration.
You can follow Adam on Twitter at twitter.com/hoobuk and check out his actual plays at happyjacks.org
Content featured in this episode is from the game Monsterhearts 2 by Avery Alder. You can find out more about this game at buriedwithoutceremony.com
Music is by Nick Gravelyn. You can find more of his work at nickgravelyn.com
You can follow the show on Twitter at twitter.com/thehardmove
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