/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>6043163
Madara Ushi is one hub for TTRPG Vtuber content, that should get you started to search for more: https://www.youtube.com/c/madaraUsi/videos

It also depends somewhat on your cutoff line - in the same way the Vtubers focused on singing blur the line with avatar-based utaites, there's a long history of Japanese TTRPG content on Youtube (which grows in turn out of the long popularity of transcribed "replays") that use virtual avatars, Voiceroids, etc. that could count as Vtuber-adjacent - and it ranges between amateurs playing a game for fun to professional content being done to promote a multimedia series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmNxU5RiMT8..

This also probably goes without saying but you'll also have more success if you're searching for the Japanese terms on Youtube.
"クトゥルフ神話TRPG" or "Cthulhu Mythos TRPG" is one of the more common terms used for Call of Cthulhu. Sword World is "ソード・ワールド"; both of these will get you Japanese play sessions (and adding "Vtuber" will narrow that further).

>>6043163
If you mean Paradox games when you say grand strategy, I would love to see a chuuba go full autismo on Vicky 2 or EU or HOI. I do wonder if there's not much if any demographic overlap between the kind of person that would stream HOI4 or CK3 and the kind of person that would be a chuuba though.

>>6044457
There's a few smaller streamers that fit the military otaku bracket: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trc9mzxvPDg

If you check /wvt/, you'll find a whole clique who stream these sorts of games.

>>6043522
>>6044001
>>6045770
thanks
would love to see someone play homm, too, but unfortunately there doesn't seem to be any