As the title says, I was wondering what'd make for good horror in the medium, and thought I'd try to ask here!

Game: Mage: the Ascension, 20th Anniversary Edition

Time: Oneshot, Thursday, 4 April 2024, 19:00 (with option to join a regular group playing other games)

Type: Voice

Game Tech: Discord for voice, Roll20 for everything else

Capacity: 3/5

Join us for our very non-serious, April fools-themed oneshot, where a rouge chantry-turned-criminal gang attempts to steal a strain of Marijuana from a Technocracy base. The game takes place in 2008, in Cincinnati, starting out in a shared apartment above a Papa John's.

I have never ran mage before (I'm pranking myself, see?), nor have any of the existing players, we have no idea what we're doing, and I think most of us like it that way. You're free to join if you're a new player, most of us are.

ST Seeks Successor for Changeling: the Dreaming Game

• System: Changeling the Dreaming, 20th Anneversary Edition
• Time: 2PM EST
• Weekday: Friday
• Current Tech: Discord (Roll Bot) + Mr Gone's sheets.

Hi! I'm looking for a successor ST for my "Doofy Kids' Movie"-themed C20 game. The whole thing was meant as a oneshot, but I realised there could be potential in this sort of game, and decided to make it a reacurring game instead. Eventually, due to a tangled web of various descisions, I accidentally wound up making a player character. After about 5ish games, I realised I was simultaneously playing the role of both player, and Storyteller, and I've decided to try to focus on being the former, as I'd prefer to keep my priorities clean with running my other game well, rather than having two games and three roles to juggle plates with.

The game is notable for starting with a restriction for character creation in that only the Childling seeming is allowed. I wanted a game focussing on the sort of wacky hijinks one would see in media like The Goonies, or Spy Kids (my PC even started out as a stereotypical bully character, but everyone liked him too much).

I'll try my hardest to answer any questions you'll have about running this game, but rest assured, I've already got a foundation of characters and ideas you can draw from.

"Something's not right with her, I can feel it, there's no way Ms. McDonald is putting all of the weird kids together... You-you think she's planning something?"

It's 2006. You're in elementary school, Detention, specifically, for whatever reason. The rest of the "weird kids" are in here with you. They all seem to have some kind of magic powers, too, and look like something out of a comic book, but only you and them can see them like that. You feel uncomfortable in this room for some reason, it's stifling, you feel like you should try to leave. The rest agree, but Ms McDonald is patrolling the halls, and she doesn't seem to like you very much.

So, yeah, this is a Changeling: the Dreaming oneshot, roughly in the style of something like the Goosebumps TV series without the horror, or a Robert Rodriguez kids' movie (Spy Kids, Shark Boy & Lava Girl), mixed in with a little bit of the gloomyness of the rest of the World of Darkness setting.

If you have never played Changeling: the Dreaming before, you play as different faerie "Kiths", like the shapeshifting Pooka, or industrious Boggan. The game itself, in comparison to other World of Darkness games (Vampire: the Masquerade, Werewolf: the Apocalypse) is a lot less focussed themewise, and has a general fantasy bent, which I feel makes it a perfect introduction to the WoD for those familiar with D&D.

Times

For this game, I am running 2 different games at 2 different times, you can sign up for both, or for either.

• ~~Wednesday, September 20^th , 2pm EDT, 7pm BST~~ FULL UP, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR JOINING!
• ~~Saturday, September 23^rd , 7pm EDT, 11pm, BST~~ OH MY GOD SO MANY PEOPLE

Software

This will take place over Discord, with potentially owlbear rodeo for maps, and we will me using Mr Gone's form fillable PDFs for character sheets.

Closed

We are now ENTIRELY full, I never thought we'd get to this many people!

Capitalise the final 'm', make it 'Vampire: The Masquerade'.