Game Geeks #75 World of Darkness: Urban Legends & Asylum

Game Master Kurt Wiegel reviews and educates viewers on role playing games. On episode #75 Kurt reviews World of Darkness: Urban Legends and Asylum produced by White Wolf Publishing

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www.worldofdarkness.com/
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Host:
Kurt Wiegel
Production:
Rob Mattison
Game Geeks © PugKnows Productions

[@lordmonfort]

Great Review...I love all your WoD reviews

[@saintjst7]

I would actually like to see a few more reviews on the Godlike materials.

[@kaosdevice]

Urbun Legends looks like it would be handy if you were running a game like the 'Supernatural' or 'Kolchak' tv shows.

[@Odexian]

I agree!

[@Luminasita]

We never see enough WW anymore. I agree with Walt about it being cheap though, but if you're not the type to put that much work into a campaign, let the company do the work for ya. ;)
~Kat

[@vinkeveen2]

Still Hoping you'll do some reviews on any of the supernaturals man.
I mean have you seen what youtubers outthere put out?
( your the best! )

[@zompire8575]

Hey Kurt do you think You Might Review Hunter: The Vigil, i think it is in keeping with your Ethos of doing White Wholf books that are usuable with all the game and Mortals, since Hunter realy as far as I can see is ultimitly what all Mortal games turn into (wether Killing the Monster understanding them or showing they exsist its all in there) and it can also be used to give your hunters more depth than people who have a bone to pick, cause there hundreds of types of bone to pick.

[@zorlak21]

Cool

[@xXxbryllexXx]

i realy dont realy understand what is world of darkness some body said that it was a game? but i cant see any game trailers,preview or teaser to make me have an idea of the game.. can anyone help me?

[@walt776]

Call me a cynic, which I am, but Urban Legends seems a cheap way for the publisher to get more money out of gullible gamers. If you already play WoD, all you need to do is do a little internet research if you want to throw urban legends into your game. GMs should use a little imagination instead of letting the companies think for them.