We are venturers.

We get to every place anywhere in the world.

We are venturing.

We are venturers.

What's up, Heroes?

It's me, your host, and GM Dylan, back with another episode of One Shot and part two of Huckleberry, the Weird West RPG.

Something that I really loved about this game was how guided and original the

character creation process was. All the characters felt really alive afterwards, but without

too much of a deeply involved process. Not a very crunchy character creation, although the

game does have some crunch to chew your teeth on. This is another one of those games where I'm

deeply curious to try campaigning or doing longer arcs at least so that I can try to get to

everything. For instance, there is a bespoke betting game within the game that I'd love to give a try.

And there are just simply so many enemies that we didn't get to encounter in this one shot.

But I loved creating this mystery semi-ghost town.

And I really hope that you love how the players decide to interact with it as much as I did. She turns head and shouts behind her to the gentleman behind the bar, who she calls Skip.

Skip, get these folks around to whatever they lack.

We're going to have to have a chat.

Seems they're here for the sheriff.

And Skip sort of like scrambles to find some glasses.

It is clear that aside from the same regular patrons that are in here every day,

it has been a while since a new person came in.

It is unclear if Skip has ever actually bartended for a bar full of people,

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