So I'm thinking about running a game with a system I wrote that's basically a slasher horror set in a world initially defined by the players. Essentially, applicants would apply with a story introducing some horror villian they'd like to see be the adversary. Who they are, how they originated, what makes them tick, and stuff like that. I'm looking for 6 or more players ideally. At minimum, we'll try to play one of the villains, but hopefully we'll get around to playing all of them.

I saw your prior ad for this and my main thought was if the players were submitting full scenarios, wouldn't that make the gameplay a bit...fixed? If they were just submitting adversaries/settings that could work, though. Could you tell us more about the system?

They'd be submitting scenarios that already happened. Their (characters' second or possibly third hand) interpretations of them, their ability to depict them, and so on.


No, it just serves as the intro. It's like how in some horror movies a couple people get killed by the killer before the audience even meets the main group.

I have no issues if one or more of these intros is a bit long and heavy on the detail, but doing so doesn't really fix the game. The best one might define which villain is involved with the first scenario, but I hope to run a good bit more than that health depending.


It uses attributes (which spell out SCREAM) of up to 5 points, which create dice pools which are summed and compared to a number representing a task's difficulty.
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Right, so I ended up starting the game and advertising for it. I forgot I advertised for it, but the game is here if anyone's interested in starting a horror for the month of halloween link to a message in another game