Sounds Like Crowes

The ending of the Crowe Boys’ story absolutely gutted me and I’m actually putting off listening to Terminus because I’m not ready to be so emotionally attached to these new characters yet lol. I also love how much collaborative storytelling you guys do, it’s not just the GM deciding the world and circumstances around them, the players get to make things fun and interesting too and you get some pretty awesome moments bc of that. Taking notes for my game!

Sounds Like Crowes is just what I’ve been looking for. Growing up in the south and being Native American, was be always loved westerns but have a problem finding ones that don’t make me feel gross. This show has given me that long childhood long dream of a western where it’s okay to be Indian. These show follows five rough and tumble brothers as they try and find their ma’s killer for revenge, but it becomes so much more than a revenge story. From duels in the streets to unimaginable horrors crawling along the dark walls of caverns, this show has everything a western fighting back against the dark needs.

I’m currently on season 3 episode 17 and it’s been a ride and look forward to more content. Game Master Caleb has a whole slew of NPCs, situations a massive grasp on the Savage World rule sets. The staring players all bring unique and interesting characters to the show in the form of the Crowe brothers. Each one flawed in their own way. Found this podcast after wanting to run my own Deadlands games so I figured I’d listen to one to get an idea. Absolutely love Caleb and how he developed his show and sheer amount of time he puts into editing the show. If your looking for an actual play cast with great story, amazing editing and splendid players/ characters than Sounds Like Crowes is the show for you. Definitely a more modern interpretation of the West and what it means to be in the 1870s.

The cast and GM for this actual play podcast really click. The editing is top notch, and the music sets the perfect mood every time. I love that the story is a bit on the more serious side, but the players still feel comfortable cracking jokes. A well balanced drama with an awesome setting. Easily one of my very favorite APs. Check it out!