Session 2 of English Eerie is finished. Things get a little stranger, but as I have finished my second session with 3/4 of the drawn cards being clues things just haven't quite escalated yet. I have a feeling tomorrow's session is where this powderkeg is really going to blow.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UWetf1bEZJ71V8NBpZ-livDpMuk2kGO7CjdWdQTc5UM/edit?usp=sharing
This is brilliant storytelling
ReplyDeleteI have a question about English Eerie, if you don't mind: how much prep does it require before play? How easy is it to do something other than the provided scenarios?
ReplyDeleteBruce Baugh it's pretty much a zero prep game. You have your deck and character, pick a scenario and go. You could feasibly create your own scenarios using the framework of existing ones, or use Storycubes/Mythic to help come up with clues, tensions etc
ReplyDeleteOK, thank you!
ReplyDeleteGreat writing!
ReplyDeleteCarsten Rossner Thanks, I'm not sure its anything special but I appreciate it anyway XD
ReplyDeleteScott Malthouse The framework the game establishes encourages it, I'm not nearly so creative on my own!
ReplyDeleteGood prompts matter tremendously, but so does good response to them. :)
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