Kelli Fitzpatrick: Roll Play: Fight or Fright (Spiele)

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Roll a die, cast yourself in the scene, and find out if you and your friends can survive encounters with Dracula, King Tut's curse, El Chupacabra, and other legendary terrors in this thrilling deck of original one-shot RPGs.

It's a dark and stormy night . . . and the perfect time to play your way through classic horror stories. In this easy-to-learn role-playing game, you and your party can expect instant action, eerie atmosphere, and, if you choose, ultimate evisceration.

This box set includes 32 heart-pumping, imagination-firing role-playing scenarios, each featuring an iconic monster or frightful setting from gothic literature, folklore, or film. Uncover the truth of the Mothman, outwit the infamous Jack the Ripper, or try to survive the sinister plot of Dr. Caligari. While the body count may stack up, starting a game is as bloodless as randomly pulling a card from the box. All you need is a six-sided die and up to six willing participants, and you're ready for your next chilling adventure!

MESMERIZING ART : Each card features gorgeous, full-color illustrations of the scene and characters, meant to inspire imaginative play.

INTUITIVE GAMEPLAY : Each one-card RPG scenario can be started in about five minutes, and any rule can be adapted to suit your ideal gameplay. There's no experience needed---just bring a sense of adventure and a willingness to get creative with your friends!

THE ULTIMATE HOMAGE TO HORROR: This deck brings together a collection of fan-favorite figures from all corners of classic horror. With scenarios inspired by iconic stories like Corman's Little Shop of Horrors and deep cuts like Sheridan Le Fanu's "The White Cat of Drumgunniel," horror fans will delight in the variety of tales adapted for your game table.

**WRITE YOUR OWN FRIGHTMARES:**Tropes abound here for horror buffs, but when you insert yourself into the story, it's up to you to play with, lean into, or subvert the canon. Players and Fright Masters alike are encouraged to craft their own experiences and take control of the scares for themselves.