How to Run A Street Level Game

Mark Hope discusses street level games: what street level games are, how to make your game a success and resources you can use to bring your game to life. Show Notes Hidden Lore’s alternate combat system and sample setting. Destiny’s Price’s use of street life, street culture, crime, gutter magick, settings, characters and gear. Initiates of the Art’s exploration of the Awakening, day-to-day life, rote, merits and flaws. Tales of Magick: Dark Adventure’s high-octane, high-adventure. Bitter Road is great for newly established mages. M20 Gods & Monsters is perfect for kids you might meet on the street, Umbrood, Night Folk, etc. Orphans Survival Guide is the one book you should read for your street level game and is chock full of useful information! Outcasts: A Players Guide to Pariahs explores the outcasts of the World of Darkness such as the vampire Caitiffs, werewolf Garou Ronin and the Hollow Ones. Mage: The Ascension 20th Anniversary Edition Quickstart includes information not in M20 such as the Bridge Troll Cabal. Damnation City which details real-wold cities, how cities grow, NPCs and hot pursuit flowcharts. The Technocracy Convention books have great sample locations. The Laws of Ascension LARP guide has information you can use jet never appears in the Mage RPG. Book of Mirrors: Mage Storytellers Handbook. Photo by Muhammad Nafay. Become a supporter of Mage: The Podcast. Our executive producers are: Richard “Bat” Brewster Ira Grace Michael Parker Contact us at [email protected] with feedback and comments and please help extend the reach of the show by sharing it with friends. Subscribe to Mage: The Podcast on