Seattle RPG Variety Society

Gaddoc Rail station is the massive soot-covered engine of Duskwall transit. Passage on and off Akoros is brokered here. Bent knee Skovlanders and half-demons from Tycheros can be tied up for days in its immigration offices.

Rail jacks are detained here while spirit wardens poke and prod them to test for possession. Shopshawking local souvenirs to travelers are buttedup against foreign quarters offering temporary housing for visitors from Ilysia, Wintercliff, andthe Imperial City. It is rife with opportunity and peril, often aboard the same train.

Last night, the northbound Argonaut from Wintercliff clattered into Gaddoc Rail Station, its cattlecatcher ablaze with electroplasmic lightning. On it was your mark. Nobody left the station after it pulled in...

No one has left the station since.

Gaddoc Rail is a One-Shot Score for Blades in the Dark, a game where you play as a crew of gangsters and thieves pulling heists and gaining infamy in the fantastical Gothic and Victorian-inspired city of Duskvol.

This game will be beginner-friendly, players should bring their own pencils and dice.

Pregenerated characters will be provided, however, if you want to play your own custom character, send a copy of your character sheet to me for review before Noon on the Friday of Feb 28

Last night, at approximately 3:15 AM, University of Alaska Fairbanks English grad student Calvin Brown returned home after a night partying with his college friends. He saw lights from the end of the driveway that disappeared when he reached the house. He found the front door removed from its hinges and methodically disassembled on the front porch. Inside he found the remains of his roommate, UAF geology grad student Darren O’Keefe, dismembered and arranged in a neat, spiraling hexagonal geometric pattern on the living room floor. He immediately called the police.

At 3:35 AM, Police responded to Brown’s call and arrived to secure and document the crime scene.

At 12:45 PM, a Friendly in the Alaskan State Police caught wind of the bizarre murder in Fairbanks and reported it to Delta Green.

And now, the Player-Characters have been called in to investigate.

This event is a One-Shot Scenario for Delta Green, a game where you play as agents of a clandestine government agency dedicated to investigating and fighting Lovecraftian threats barely within human comprehension. (it is very tonally and mechanically similar to Call of Cthulhu)

This game will be beginner-friendly, players only need to bring pencils and dice.

Pregenerated characters will be provided, however, if you want to play your own custom character, send a copy of your character sheet to me for review before Noon on the Friday of Feb 28

This Scenario contains Mature content, Player discretion is advised. All Players, including Guests, must be 18+

Safety Tools: X-Card, Lines and Veils

Content Warning: this scenario contains themes of blood, violence, death, narcotics, substance abuse, and self-harm.

It's time for another session of His Majesty the Worm, an indie dungeon crawler that uses tarot cards to put a new spin on the fantasy adventure genre. Last session's mission to the Fire Giant's Forge was a success, but the Guild left a man behind. It's time to rescue him and show the Giants they messed with the wrong adventurers.

New and returning players are both welcome. No experience or prior knowledge is necessary, pregenerated characters and everything else necessary for the game will be provided, rules will be taught before/during play. We're playing at the Holy Mountain taproom at Phinney Ridge again. They serve beer, wine, a limited selection of food and non alcoholic drinks. Outside food is welcome. Parking directly adjacent to the venue is limited but space can be found in the residential streets to the east and west.

Hope to see you there!