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What happens when an RPG asks you to play the dead, feed on emotion, and also hand over your own inner critic to another player? We go deep on Wraith: The Oblivion, the most haunting corner of the World of Darkness, unpacking why its ideas still feel daring: fetters that tether you to the living, pathos that turns feelings into fuel, and Shadows that weaponise doubt. From first edition’s glow-in-the-dark cover to the 20th Anniversary’s colossal compendium, we map the rise, fall, and quiet return of a cult classic.
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HOSTS: Iain Wilson, Steve McGarrity, Jason Downey
BACKGROUND MUSIC: David Renada (Find him at: [email protected] or on his web page).
TITLE, BREAK & CLOSEOUT MUSIC: Xylo-Ziko (Find them on their web page).
Chapters
1. Opening And Why Wraith (00:00:00)
2. What Wraith Is And How It Plays (00:04:10)
3. The Shadow Mechanic And Harrowings (00:11:20)
4. The Underworld, Stygia, And Factions (00:20:00)
5. Splats Problem And Group Play (00:27:10)
6. Early Releases And 1st Edition Era (00:32:22)
7. Tempest, Player’s Guide, And Hunters (00:43:30)
8. Dark Kingdoms, Spectres, And Guild Books (00:49:40)
9. Risen And Second Edition (00:58:30)
10. Late Line Books And Renegades (01:04:40)
11. Ends Of Empire Finale Critique (01:09:20)
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