Exploring the Deep Umbra in Werewolf and Mage with Hal Case

The ⁠Deep Umbra⁠ is vast and dangerous but full of wonders. So how do you get there? ⁠Hal Case⁠, author of ⁠Umbral Pilots⁠ for Werewolf 20 and Mage 20, talks spirit-powered spaceships, plasma klaives and Garou/Mage relations.

Show Notes

Executive Producers

Oracles

Bad Company • Buck Gregory • Christopher Phillips • Derek Semsick • DrawnCap • DrunkDez • Jason Vines • Rebecca Pool • Sean Gallagher • Spartacus • The Krewe of Erebuss

Archmasters

Berto • Brad-O-the Blue • Dan Svensson • Glacial Indifference • Jeffois • Leroy Bryce • Morgan Aran • Wolf Larryson

Acolytes

Aleks • Alexia • Ambiversion • Anders S • Ben Bandelow • Blaise Hebert • Bruno Teixeira • Bryce Perry • Bubba, The Pale One • Chartan • Cig • Curtis Hendricks • Darren Hennessey • Daniel Cuppen • Daniel Scribner • Dan Svensson • David Röhe • Ean Robertson • EBG • Eric Schwenke • Gray -Trilug- H • Guy Stewart • Ia Bull • James B • Jason Kennedy • Jenna F • Jeremy Z • Jervis Johnson • Kathleen Hailperin • Kevin Fitzpatrick • Khris Kinner • Leslie Weatherstone • Lolz & stuff • Loren Jensen • Manel Canós • Matthew Proehl • Maurice Hopkins • Melissa Krause • Michael Parker • Nebero • Nikita Kleymenov • Patrick McNamara • RobH • Ryan • Ryan Kendy • Ryan Stray • Samuel Tobin • Sev Nessus • Shell Konch • Starfish • Stefan Carton • Tyler Bryan • Will Vincent • Ygard

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One Reply to “Exploring the Deep Umbra in Werewolf and Mage with Hal Case”

  1. Terry, it was a lot of fun talking with you, and I hope we have another opportunity sometime.

    Upon listening, I realized that we mentioned at the start of the episode that I’m an artist myself, but we didn’t address that beyond doing AI stuff – my Bachelor’s degree is in studio art, though I went a different direction for my Master’s. I manually created a handful of pieces for the book, though most of the art in the book is procedurally generated. I also made quite a few manual adjustments to many of the AI pieces – some were cut together from multiple separate pieces, or tweaked in various ways. And now I get the joy of having to rework the book by mid-February.

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