Show Notes
Brie Sheldon and I struggle with our inner beasts as we take a look at both Mind Your Manners and Be Understood from their game Turn. These moves represent how characters handle the instincts of their beast and human selves as they attempt to navigate their everyday lives. Mechanically these moves can contribute to Exposure, leading characters closer to being revealed as shapeshifters and provide a springboard for endless narrative opportunities. We also talk about the GM principles in Turn and how they contribute to addressing character struggles.
You can follow Brie on Twitter at twitter.com/thoughtygames and visit their website at briecs.com
Content featured in this episode is from the game Turn by Brie Sheldon. You can learn more and back Turn on Kickstarter at tinyurl.com/TurnKS
Music is by Nick Gravelyn. You can find more of his work at nickgravelyn.com
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