The Lost Odyssey: Godfall Actual Play Has Arrived!

[Maya Coleman]

Grab a seat at the table and check out our Lost Odyssey: GODFALL stream, a VR-capable actual play production of a new exciting Pathfinder story that benefits Extra Life!

This video was made in partnership with Demiplane and Geek & Sundry as part of the Lost Odyssey series with Extra Life. Watch the video here!

[Dr. Frank Funkelstein]

Audrey was an instant favorite. Still marveling how Deborah Ann Woll can speak like that for prolonged periods.
Felicia Day with some tactical breasts was also hilarious.

The DM introducing the story and everybody taking out their notebooks: Nice!

I wondered if nobody suggested to them that not maxing your key attribute is usually a bad idea.
A flying PL+4 enemy for a lvl 1 party would be a TPK if played straight, there was plenty of "rule of cool" - which is great! I just feel it could also be achieved while not disregarding the actual game rules that much.

[Conscious Meat]

It was definitely fast-and-loose with rules, but was entertaining chaos at least and it probably brought in some viewers unfamiliar with the system.

[moosher12]

Just finished watching it. It was a lovely story. Was a bit, as Conscious Meat said, fast and loose with rules, but very entertaining, and I'm impressed how well they brought it to an entertainment level. And ultimately, I'm just so happy to see Golarion represented on this sort of scale of production again.

Frankly, I hope more celebrity casts can give Pathfinder the time of day. I know some folk like to say that Critical Role did some damage by setting false expectations, but it often saddens me that I so rarely ever see memes, and especially animatics about Pathfinder games, whereas D&D is brimming with the sort of lively meme culture that you don't have to be initiated in to come across. I quite frankly really have to scrounge to find this sort of thing for Pathfinder.

But for a more fun question, and trying to not spoil, is it canon?

[Maya Coleman]

moosher12 wrote:

Just finished watching it. It was a lovely story. Was a bit, as Conscious Meat said, fast and loose with rules, but very entertaining, and I'm impressed how well they brought it to an entertainment level. And ultimately, I'm just so happy to see Golarion represented on this sort of scale of production again.

Frankly, I hope more celebrity casts can give Pathfinder the time of day. I know some folk like to say that Critical Role did some damage by setting false expectations, but it often saddens me that I so rarely ever see memes, and especially animatics about Pathfinder games, whereas D&D is brimming with the sort of lively meme culture that you don't have to be initiated in to come across. I quite frankly really have to scrounge to find this sort of thing for Pathfinder.

But for a more fun question, and trying to not spoil, is it canon?

Thanks so much for enjoying the stream, moosher12! This campaign was not canon, but we hope you enjoyed it all the same!