If you are a fan of horror films, then you may want to consider watching the movie "Noroi: The Curse." This Japanese film, released in 2005, delves into the world of paranormal activities and supernatural occurrences. The main idea of "Noroi: The Curse" revolves around a documentary filmmaker named Masafumi Kobayashi who investigates a series of strange events and mysterious occurrences. Through the use of found footage and interviews, the film explores a curse that seems to be haunting various individuals and locations. What sets "Noroi: The Curse" apart from other horror films is its unique storytelling approach. Rather than relying on jump scares and typical horror tropes, the movie takes a slow-burn approach, building a sense of dread and tension throughout.
This sounds very encouraging. The low-end magics seem to have been lost in the shuffle for the gonzo over-the-top blast em, bake em, befuzzle em and break em spells that predominate the player character lists. All those rural rites of fertility, good luck, finding a mate, tending the flock, warding off disease, promoting a good harvest. plus all the down and dirty tricks like spoiling stored foods, curdling milk, causing impotence, and all the herbalist and mid-wife stuff is missing from most of these games, though we do get a range of pole-arms, etc.
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Rather than relying on jump scares and typical horror tropes, the movie takes a slow-burn approach, building a sense of dread and tension throughout. This allows the audience to become fully immersed in the story and the unraveling mystery. The film incorporates elements of Japanese folklore and urban legends, making it both intriguing and unsettling.
Practiical magic spells
Not the book or movie, I already did that.
I have been working on finishing up all the new spells for my witch books, and I am taking what might be an unpopular point of view.
D&D, in any version, is a game about combat and being able to protect yourself and others from damage and cause damage. The spells of the cleric and magic-users reflect this.
What isn't in most D&D books are the day-today magics, the workhorse magics or even the practical magic.
For the witch I wanted to give her her own magical niche in which to operate. I figure that most of the witches in a game world are not of the adventuring type, so they have spells that linked more to what they need to do and not cause damage per se. So charms, minor curses and hexes, but also finding things and protection.
I have also looked into the gaps of the spell lists. Quick question, what spells go into making a creature like an owlbear? Where would you start? Well I have those spells too. Good low level witches will often act as a mid-wife in many villages, so the same spells that are used to protect the mother and newborn (and to ensure conception to begin with) can be altered to other means. Not always evil or insane means. In my game "Batlings" are a magical crossbreed that are not aberrations, but a new race born of magic.
I have given long thought to how each spell can be used in an adventure like setting. I have also thought about how each spell would be useful to that NPC witch, either the local herb woman or the evil Witch Queen that the PCs must defeat. There are still going to be some though that are useful to the witch, but maybe not a useful in combat situations.
I am still following Tom Moldvay's advice on witches. Even though this is a "retro era inspired" game, modern audiences have expectations. Years of Charmed, Buffy, and Harry Potter have given us new ideas on witches. I want to retain that late 70s, early 80s feel, but sell it to a post 2010 audience.
Whatever your expectations are I hope you enjoy.
Posted by Timothy S. Brannan at 7:48 AM4 comments:
Trey said.Interesting! I completely agree: practical use magics have been missing, so it will be nice to see a focus on them. Most real world "modern" magics (and here I'm talking folk traditions like hoodoo, not perhaps wicca or modern ritual magic) is overwhelming focused on attracting wealth or attracting love.
netherwerks said.This sounds very encouraging. The low-end magics seem to have been lost in the shuffle for the gonzo over-the-top blast em, bake em, befuzzle em and break em spells that predominate the player character lists. All those rural rites of fertility, good luck, finding a mate, tending the flock, warding off disease, promoting a good harvest. plus all the down and dirty tricks like spoiling stored foods, curdling milk, causing impotence, and all the herbalist and mid-wife stuff is missing from most of these games, though we do get a range of pole-arms, etc.
The Liber Mysterium had some excellent ideas in it, that were pretty useful so we're looking forward to your Witch book.
Tim Knight said.Really looking forward to your witch book, Tim. :)
Timothy S. Brannan said.I hope I don't disappoint!
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It explores themes of spirits, possession, and the dark side of humanity. The nonlinear narrative adds to the suspense and keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. "Noroi: The Curse" has gained a cult following and is often praised for its atmospheric ambiance and chilling moments. It presents a disturbing and realistic portrayal of paranormal phenomena, leaving a lasting impact on its audience. Whether you are a fan of found footage films or simply enjoy a good horror flick, "Noroi: The Curse" is definitely worth a watch. Its unique storytelling, eerie atmosphere, and exploration of Japanese folklore make it a standout in the genre. So, grab some popcorn, turn off the lights, and prepare to be captivated by this terrifying tale..
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