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Story Games Seattle Message Board › What We Played › What We Played: Hair of the Ghost (In A Wicked Age)

What We Played: Hair of the Ghost (In A Wicked Age)

Ben R.
thatsabigrobot
Group Organizer
Seattle, WA
Post #: 12
Hair of the Ghost (Mar 25)
In A Wicked Age
players: Flynn, Sylvia, Jason. GM: Ben

Our Wicked Age oracle spun us a tale of drowned ghost-maidens, forgotten temples, and treasure hunters (well, one really hapless treasure hunter). We had some really nice snowballing conflicts ("back at the haunted lake?!? crap!") and a nice mix of tragic endings and poetic justice.

Really fun playing with some of the Gamma Ray regulars.
A former member
Post #: 1
I especially liked being hopelessly drawn back to the destiny of the character, and then proceeding to drown in the water. damn dice!
Ben R.
thatsabigrobot
Group Organizer
Seattle, WA
Post #: 13
I really thought for a second Nebis was going to jack the bird-spirit and ride him to freedom, and then -kablam- disaster.

There's a bunch of other In A Wicked Age Oracles online that people have whipped up. My favorites so far are the Heavy Metal fantasy and the pirate sets. They draw a random set when you click on a link, so you have to refresh the page to draw a new oracle.
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