Werewolf: The Apocalypse - Montreal by Moonlight: "Champlain Bridge"

·3 hr 20 min·5 clips

A surprise introduction reveals RPGClinic's unusually full table, sparking laughter and curiosity.

This episode features the RPGClinic crew playing a session of "Werewolf: The Apocalypse" set in their Montreal by Moonlight campaign. The hosts include the regular Game Master and several returning players. A surprise introduction reveals the table is unusually full with additional participants today. The group jokes about the large player count, comparing it to shows like Critical Role. They note Critical Role's default table size is often eight or nine players plus the GM. One player humorously suggests catching up on reading if there were that many players at their own table. Another player jokes about being on their phone or reading "Sarah J. Moss" during a hypothetical side scene. A conversation about books and book clubs emerges from this banter. One participant reveals they are in a book club but did not finish the assigned book, "Anna Karenina." They state they tried to read it but found it was moving too slowly. This player clarifies they watched the movie adaptation instead of finishing the novel. They explicitly state they do not blame the book itself for their inability to finish it. The exchange highlights casual player dynamics and off-topic humor within a game session. The group's camaraderie is evident through their playful teasing about attendance and reading habits. The moment is memorable for its relatable admission of not completing a book club selection. The tone is entirely conversational, relaxed, and filled with inside jokes among friends. The style is informal, focusing on player interaction as much as on game narrative. Listeners who enjoy actual play podcasts with a strong focus on group chemistry and lighthearted meta-commentary will love this episode. Those seeking a plot-heavy, edited narrative of Werewolf: The Apocalypse might find this opening segment too digressive.

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