Back in black with my actual proper editing tech!
It's time to check out the Kha'vadi in this month's episode. As I mention at the top of the episode, yesterday (September 30th) was Canada's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation as well as Orange Shirt Day - Every Child Matters. I promised a link to Phyllis' story, so here you go: https://orangeshirtday.org/about/phyllis-story/
Mage is literally about these issues (among others), and a Kha'vadi episode is exactly the right place to bring them up. I know some people get mad about "politics" in their hobbies. If that's you, you simply don't have to listen. I won't compromise what I believe in to keep everyone comfortable. I'm probably having pre-arguments over here, but I'm bad at seeing comments when they come in, or responding to them, so I don't want there to be any questions about my intent.
And to those of you who have left comments - thank you! I appreciate you!
On a different note - Episode 0 of the new all-Hermetic mage game Sword of Damocles we're playing at Dork Tales dropped on Twitch last week. New episodes will premiere through Patreon first and in a few months will be available on YouTube for free. I'm so excited for my character. Hope those of you who like Actual Plays will come check it out.
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https://ko-fi.com/tiptheparadoxspirits
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Jen is a cast member at Dork Tales with a particular love for World of Darkness games, especially Mage: the Ascension. Catch her on the Dork Tales channels in their Victorian Era Mage game, or, if you subscribe to the Dork Tales Patreon, you can watch her as the Storyteller in Technocracy: Zero Sum (now almost all on YouTube for everyone!).
#rpg #podcast #ttrpg #magetheascension #mage #m20 #whitewolf #onyxpath #dorktales
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The following music was used for this media project:
Music: Subversion by Phat Sounds
