PTFO
SGHFantasy and sci-fi stories serialized on Substack. PTFO stands for Play to Find Out: The stories here are written and published live, using game mechanics and interactivity to create living stories. Currently writing: PTFO:Stonetop
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 204 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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Session 17.7: Feast on Ashes, Concluded
Welcome back! This is something new for PTFO: an episode coda. On Monday we left Session 17.7 unconcluded — Vahid standing before the war council with Izzak’s demand lingering: If you are truly our ally, you will swear. The Seeker’s answe...
Session 17.7: Feast on Ashes
Last episode, our heroes faced down the corrupted bull, hoping to win the friendship of the Dawn Shield band and to purge a great evil from the world. Before the hunt, Anwen spoke to Vahid about her fears—that his use of forbidden magic i...
Session 17.6: The Hunt
Last episode, the readers voted to have Vahid still the storm in Anwen’s heart, sparing—however briefly—the assassin Tagh. Tagh revealed much about the sorcerer’s forces, and gave clues to Cirl-of-the-Storms’ greater designs, and soon Vah...
Who is Stormcatcher?
We are approaching the close of Session 17 now, and my intuition is we are perhaps one to two sessions away from concluding the main arc of the campaign. The story we’ve told together is that of a war between Cirl-of-the-Storms and the prot...
Session 17.5: The Bull
Last episode, Jakez led the party out from the drowned crater to find Erwann, and beneath the stars he shared a secret his people hold close: every few years, when the stars are ill-favored, a curse crawls from the dark lake and takes hol...
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