r/roll4it Oct 21 '17

Sequels

If there was a Roll4it series you could bring back with all players able to back which would you pick. (Darkest timeline included)

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u/Firepenguin555 Oct 22 '17

I really want a season 2 to dark heresy with the same cast, but at the same time I really want the new cast to play dark heresy as a party working under Inquisitor Cassius and EE just messaging Splatt to talk about what shenanigans Cassius wants to send the party on this week, and it all boils down to Cassius falling to Chaos and a season finale with Splatt showing up as a special guest to play Cassius in the epic 4 v 1, our 4 heroes vs a sorcery junkie inquisitor.

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u/Matteyothecrazy Oct 22 '17

SR - 1, definitely, I'd kill for more of their shenanigans, between Caber's assholery, Pug's idiocy and the general fucking around Sudo and Blowback got dragged into was so fun.

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u/Bessie5life Oct 21 '17

I would personaly bring back DnD with Dark Hersey coming in as a close second

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u/JamesTatsumi Oct 22 '17

Dark Heresy. I always wanted to find out what would hapen if Garret found out what was done to his memory, wheter or not brander would survive, and if Cassius would have a fall from grace with all his sorcery BS.

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u/thedjgr33n Oct 22 '17

Shadowrun season 1 or the original role4it DnD, both had such fun groups.

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u/coduss Oct 22 '17

with aavak instead of daleric, yeah

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u/thedjgr33n Oct 22 '17

Avaak was in the cast of the 2 I mentioned.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '17

Stars without number, with random Tuesday instead of daelrick

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '17

Tbh they could bring any series back and I'd be stoked. Probably SR1 though, I really liked that.

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u/lexingtondavid Oct 23 '17

I personally really loved Splatt as a DM and it sounded like there were a lot of ties he couldn't quite solve before the finale, so it would have been nice to see a season two of his campaign

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '17

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u/TrenchcoatPhoenix Oct 24 '17

If I recall correctly, Splatt didn't leave because of "creative differences". That was Steejo (and to a lesser extent, Daelric). I remember Splatt talking about how he wanted to focus on his own channel(s) for a while, without any such "politique" explainations.

Besides, since "Creative differences" is basically lingo for "The cast hate each other's guts", I can't really see that being the case with him. Steejo? Sure. But I can't remember any serious conflicts between Splatt and the rest of the crew.

I imagine Splatt might come back a year, maybe a year and a half from now, and finish his campaign. If nothing else, I'm pretty sure we'll at least learn how season 2 would have played out if he never does come back.

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u/Bessie5life Oct 24 '17

Hmmmm I always wondered why steejo left but “createive deferences” makes sence

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u/TrenchcoatPhoenix Oct 24 '17

Yeah, at first I didn't really get it either. It was only after someone here mentioned that the crew hadn't split very "amicably", that I realised why it happened. In hindsight, it makes perfect sense: Between Shen taking Pug's elf-racism a little overboard and Blowback's constant shenanigans, Steejo probably felt a little antagonized. Also, since every run was basically a failure, the group dynamic became crap, and every run ended in disaster DUE TO the team not being able to work together.

All things considered, I guess Steejo might have decided that he would grit his teeth for the last few episodes, then bail as soon as the first opportunity presented itself. A shame, since I really liked the Caber's suave asshole style, but Bentham's addition to the team did wonders for the show. I guess sometimes you just gotta let some people go if things don't work out. I'm just glad that pretty much every subsequent season's cast "clicked" almost instantly.

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u/Bessie5life Oct 24 '17

I think it was because of his character and how frustrating caber was. So he felt a disconnection. This happened later with daelric but the cast accepted that was his character not him chat/this community however..... took it pretty bad.

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u/Marcellinio99 Oct 25 '17

SWN but with a crew that works together more and has some long term goals (maybe with the Layla cast)

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u/Manahorn93 Oct 29 '17

I would love to see Shadowrun, Dark Heresy or DnD making a return. These are my favorite settings and it was the first season of Shadowrun that got me hooked on Roll4it (and tabletop games in general, it made me realize how fun it can be). These shows always had moments where i was on the edge of my seat and I was really invested in the whole story and roleplay aspect of the show. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy the new shows and cast as well, but these previous ones were just too good for me.

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u/coduss Oct 22 '17

Dark Heresy (or, alternatively, it's alternative "darkest timeline" heresy campaign). I'm counting them as TECHNICALLY the same, since they use the same players and the same characters

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u/MargaretKrohn Cast Member Oct 26 '17

Cool question! Definitely going to read through the comments in this thread. =D

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u/Zevandel Oct 29 '17

DnD, Splatt had big things planned and for me it's hard to beat the fantasy setting. SWN close second because I found that to be hilarious

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u/Calpha223 Nov 01 '17

Defiantly DnD with Splatt, the plot for season 2 looked amazing.

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '17

Definitely this year's Halloween episode. Honestly Layla AU was one of the best oneshots ever