Like last year, I'll be running The Laundry for Cubicle 7 Entertainment. This time around, our intrepid Laundry agents are set to trek off to exotic Buranda in search of a mysterious blade associated with a nefarious cult. Will they survive, or is CASE NIGHTMARE GREEN right around the corner? Come play this weekend and find out!
I also just wrapped up on a new project, which I had mentioned a few posts ago. You see, with a much-abbreviated convention season this year, I felt somewhat left out of my usual ritual of scenario writing. But, with the rules for Hell on Earth coming out so recently, I felt that it was time to make a tribute to my favorite of the Hell on Earth Classic scenarios:
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| Killer Clowns! a classic Hell on Earth adventure by John Goff |
Yes, that's right, children! It's time for another visit to Dempsey Islands! Except, this time, you'll be visiting the West Coast islands. Try your luck at Nevada Smith's Shootin' Gallery, ride the Iron Dragon and race your way through Junkyard Station, and enjoy a leisurely soak in The Maelstrom wave pool...just don't hope to leave the park alive!
I'm still playtesting this module with my Friday group, so I'm going to hang onto it for a little bit for the sake of revisions and the like. But, expect to see "Killer Clowns 2: Return to Dempsey Islands" in my "Bag of Holding" very soon. And I've already decided that I'll be running this one next year at Origins' "Savage Saturday Night".
Oh, and one last thing! If you haven't yet donated to Will's "Wild Card Creator" Kickstarter, you're missing out! He's already up to his base funding goal and is already gunning hard on his first stretch goal: a 150 piece art pack by noted Savage artist Storn Cook. Give him your support, fellow gamers! It's a fantastic, revolutionary product that's going to be well worth the sticker price.
No weekend entry this time, kids! I'll see you in Indy!
Oh god, I remember a movie about killer clowns when I was a kid, and probably a bit too young to have watched it...
ReplyDeleteSomething tells me that it would be terrifying all on its own, but in case the clowns aren't quite enough http://shortymonster.wordpress.com/2012/08/13/some-advice-on-running-a-horror-rpg/
ReplyDeleteGood stuff there, Shorty!
The classic module was a great one, but was a little limited in size. My sequel is much more sandbox-feeling, and could easily take up 2-3 game sessions. It's a thing of glory!
Thanks for the comment!