I need some Nazis and some Italian Partisans to kill each other in this WWII setting Horror game using the new Chronicles of Darkness Core Rule Book. This game starts as combat game on the frontlines: German soldiers vs. Italian Partisans 1943.

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* This ain't your Momma's horror game, so please only apply if you are interested in Adult Games with graphic violence and the real possibility of PC death. Flawed characters wanted.

* This is a Mortal game. No supernatural characters or Merits allowed.

* After the initial PVP Bloodbath, surviving characters will 'earn their spot' in a horror game focusing on character development, and supernatural horror.

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Please follow all instructions in the link to the game above. This recruitment drive will last for the next three to four days, or whenever I get enough compelling applications, whichever comes first. I will be making/shaping the NPC cast during this time.
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I'm in need of players for this 1943 horror game set during WWII. Players will choose to be either Nazi soldiers or Italian Partisans who are poised to engage in the horrors of war. As they will soon find out, something dark and supernatural is also lurking in the Italian countryside...

CURRENT PLOT FOR CHARACTERS JOINING:


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Investigate the paranormal disappearance of several German soldiers along the Gustav line. The Following are needed

2/2 Soldiers spots Remain

2/2 Nazi Investigators Remaining

You have been chosen, to investigate the disappearance of several missing Nazi soldiers or as a security detail to those investigating their whereabouts.

It's possible that the missing soldiers have been captured or killed by Italian Partisans. A score-settling campaign has already ensued against German citizens and collaborators within Italy. Thousands of Germans in Italy have already been rounded up by the vengeful Italian partisans.

However, there's rumors among the Nazi soldiers and Italian citizens that 'something else' might be responsible for what might have occurred.