
Hi all, I am going to start recording an SIFRP/Game of Thrones actual play podcast in January and I'm looking for players who would be interested in taking part. Some background: I'm aiming to get three groups of 3-5 players. Experience with the system or with role-playing in general is not necessary but interested players would need to be able to record themselves and would need to feel comfortable role playing. I intend to be "realistic" in the sense that if your character is not there for a conversation, you as a player won't be listening to it either. You only know what your character knows. I'll be running with perma-death and you will only get one character! We will be recording all three groups simultaneously and there will be the capacity for interaction between the groups should you cross paths. I will be cutting the recordings together and the final version will have episodes featuring all three groups. I'm planning to edit out a lot of the dice-rolling and mechanical gameplay, so it will really focus on the story and the role-playing aspects of the game and be more interesting for non-players to listen to as well. If you have any more questions about this or if you think you might be interested, feel free to reply to this post or message me privately. Edit: I should have specified but I’m based in the UK and so will be working on GMT. I’ll generally to be available to play most evenings and weekends and I’m pretty flexible to work around other people! Also, I am planning for this to be a “season” of, between 10 and 20 episodes, very much like the TV show. If it all goes well, I’d be happy to create a second season, and so on. I do have an overarching story planned as well as other shorter events that will happen throughout, depends on the wants and objectives of each character. The campaign will be set around a year before the beginning of the TV show/books and is an alternate timeline, so anything goes! Second edit: just some more clarifications. I'm not expecting players to have high-quality professional microphones. I just want each person to record as best they can so we get the highest quality possible for the final show. However you record it, it's going to sound better there than it would through Skype or Discord, etc. I will be recording the show on my PC as a back-up in case things go wrong. We'll arrange specific days and times once we have all the players together, but I think it makes sense generally to group people together based on availability. If you specifically want to play with people from a certain geographical area, that shouldn't be an issue though! To clarify about the "realistic" aspect of the game, if the party were to split into two groups, we would record each of those groups separately until the players were to come back together. I wouldn't necessarily kick people out of the call for every private conversation that a subset of players wanted to have. We would either leave the other players listening in and not participating, and then enforce a "no meta-gaming" rule, or we would record the conversation separately at a later date. If you have any further questions, please get in touch! Thanks Chris