RPGs

Fury Souls: Descent to Radtown

Players: 5

System: Powered By The Apocalypse

Writer: James Lloyd-Jones

Escaped from the Great Ward, wandering now in Stroya, the land of the gods, five Mutants take up the mantle of Chosen. The world is dying. The Source must be linked. With the beacon at the peak of a ruined city active, now they must travel through the rusting depths to find an ancient hangar in the nuclear hellhole of Radtown...

Pax Cthuliana

Players: 6-8

System: Systemless/Call of Cthulhu

Writer: Jon Williams, but the scenario is a kickstarted scenario written by 2 Starving Gnolls

WARNING - This is a double slot RPG. There will be an hour break in the middle.

Pax Cthuliana is a systemless investigative rpg set in 1920s London. You must use your knowledge of the Mythos to solve a puzzle before time runs out for the world! You have had visions of London being consumed by water and a great evil awakening. Minimum playtime 6 hours (double slot)

Escape From Kontina

Players: 5

System: Crucible

Writer: James Lloyd-Jones

Kontina - a wretched hive of pirates and outlaws, nominally ruled by the King of Pirates, Djuka Mandalthraxus. The Dragon-Emperor's youngest daughter, seeking to assassinate her criminal uncle, has been captured and it's up to you to extract her without starting a war.

Courage, Power, Wisdom

Players: 6

System: Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition

Writer: Chris O' Donoghue

In the Kingdom of Hyrule, an ancient legend tells of a great Evil that is defeated by the Princess of the Hylians aided by a chosen Hero of the Gods, only to arise again in an endless cycle. There are signs that this Evil is once again stirring, but the current Hylian King has no children and there is no sign of a chosen Hero. To fight this evil, a grand unified force is to be formed from the armies of every kingdom, and a militia of ordinary citizens must be trained to defend not only themselves but everyone from the everyday threats that exist in the world.

The Order of the Holy Cluck

Players: 4-6

System: Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition

Writer: Cork D&D Meetup

A fledgling group of adventurers is hired by a member of a religious order to retrieve an object of holy significance ...a chicken?

Very Like A Whale

Players: 6

System: Trail of Cthulhu

Writer: Gareth Hanrahan

The storm was a violent one, felling trees and damaging property all along the coast. Several ships were driven aground by the surging waves. The carcass of a large aquatic creature, possibly some species of whale, was washed ashore at Long Strand Beach. Several professors of zoology from the local university, along with a throng of sightseers, have come down to the beach to see this prodigy of nature, untimely ripped from the ocean’s depths…

The Dark Waters of Dulver

Players: 3-5

System: Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition

Writer: Ashecroft

The waters of a sacred temple have darkened, and an evil presence has taken hold within. The townsfolk fall ill to this strange curse that has seeped out and into the land, but what lurks within is not the only danger...

A case unlike any other!

Players: 3-6

System: Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition

Writer: Matthew Toner

A group of misfit interns at a detective agency are given their first proper assignment and are sent to the city of Erast to investigate the disappearance of the Lord Mayors son, but is there more to this case than meets the eye?

Don't Tell the Bride

Players: 3-6

System: Victoriana 3rd Edition

Writer: Sean Mooney

Your group is at a wedding reception when you discover a murder plot, that’s a normal day for our brave detectives but there is a problem; you don’t want to spoil the bride’s important day so the group must hide their investigation and still appear to be enjoying the festivities. Your group must save the day without ruining hers.

This is a BYOB (or anything you want to drink) game where players must try to match their characters drinking glass for glass (or find clever ways to avoid taking a drink) while trying to conduct a secret investigation at an upper class Victorian wedding.

First Edelwiess

Players: 5

System: Fate Advanced

Writer: Davy Spratt & Legendgerry productions

Rumours are that there is another film reel out in the neutral zone as members of the east coast and west coast resistance this needs to be recovered at all costs from other interested parties for the greater good...... A fate game for 5 reckless patriots.

March of the Crimson Musketeers: Day of the Dupes

Players: 4-6

System: Customized FATE

Writer: Daniel Adams

The year is 1630. A world familiar but slightly different to ours, where magic, danger, mystery and great deeds are still the order of the day. Europe is aflame. The Old Church of Rome struggles against the new Reformed faiths, with many believing that the Devil, the Old Gods and their agents stalk the land and fan the flames. In France, the young king Louis XIII struggles to reform his realm and reclaim power from the old noble families, rotten with corruption, ambition, greed and infernal pacts. In this, he also has to contend with the influence of his mother and her cabal of astrologers and occultists. Only one man stands between the King and his enemies, defending the realm from anarchy: Armand Jean du Plessis, Cardinal de Richelieu. He has created an elite, secretive and unconventional order to help him in this task: the Crimson Musketeers. And today, November 11th, the Day of Dupes, is to be one of its defining moments.

Sesame Street: Out for the Count

Players: 5

System: Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition

Writer: Legendgerry

There you were, wandering the streets teaching kids right from wrong, left from right when Woosh!! A strange fog enveloped you, as it dissapates you find yourself in a dark grim land full of scary noises. You found some bloodstained weapons and set out to find the owners to give them back their things.

In the distance you see a spooky looking castle and you can hear a faint laughing voice counting off something.

On the road ahead you see a little old lady pushing a handcart "Hey! Excuse me?....Hey Lady! Could you tell me how to get to........."

D&D for absolute beginners

Players: 4-6

System: Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition

Writer: Pa O'Sullivan

Dive head first into the worlds most popular RPG! D&D for absolute beginners, is a level 1 adventure, designed to teach new players how to role-play without feeling like a lecture.

Red Currency

Players: 4-5

System: 7th Sea 2nd edition

Writer: Oisin Barale

The Guilder, the currency of Theah has become Vesten's greatest invention at modernising trade. Every merchant in world uses it for every deal and transaction. With this Vesten's merchant guild, The Vendal League, has have become the king and queens of trade. Now, some people seek to dethrone them from their seats and they are starting with the Guilder. Our heroes must find the root to all of this.

Glimmer Gang: Return of the Raven Queen

Players: 4

System: TBD

Writer: Fergal Monster

Fadó Fadó, Long Long Ago...

The Heroes of Legend defeated the Darkness and all was sunshine and rainbow.

But now, the Isle of Dreams is a shattered paradise, a Morrigan is sowing woe.

Four teenage acquaintances find themselves in a mystical land where the sugar coating has turned sour.

Now, the weight of a world really is on the shoulders of these not-really-friends in this dark hour.

Pirates of the Land

Players: 3-5

System: Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition

Writer: Paul Chambers

The sea is no place for a rock gnome, so, logically, be pirates on land. Piracy requires fast transport, so, logically, it should be pulled by land-sharks. Wyvern riders patrol the surface, so logically, it should be able to go underground. And it needs a cannon, which logically, should be as powerful as possible. Crazy inventor-pirates in a shark-powered-land-submarine. What could go wrong?

A Grotz flag iz deepest red

Players: 4-6

System: 'Dark Heresy' ish. Mostly

Writer: Xander Cosgrave

Aight Gitz! We iz getting ready to fight our way offa Gorkamorka and bring da grot revolushun to the grotz all over the galaxy. Few problems though, firstly, the mekz don't want us escaping. Secondly, the entire gretchin revolushunory cowncil, red gobbo included, have disappeared, and thirdly, well we don't actually know if anyone has any shipz we can uze to get offa dis rock. So we'll need to sort that out first. Doesn't matter tho, there's a specter haunting gorkamorka, and itz da specter of grot-freedom-ism

The Escape

Players: 6

System: Homebrew

Writer: Rowland Cooper

The sounds are what you notice first. Muffled through the soft shell of your egg. Slowly you learn to understand the sounds and realise whatever is making the sounds is speaking. Then you learn to recognise different voices. After a while your shell starts to feel a little cramped, and your instincts kick in telling you to get out. So you being to squirm and wriggle and eventually, you break free!

Sterile red warm light hits your eyes. It’s both pleasing and startling. You move around, adjusting to your newfound freedom. Then the poking starts. Long, thing metal things that pierce your skin and take little bit of you. You are helpless to stop it as a white gas makes you drowsy and compliant. Soon, you will figure out how to escape.

A game for up to 6 baby dinosaurs looking to escape the lab they were made in.

Come Down to The Carnival

Players: 4-6

System: Word of Darkness

Writer: Cael O'Toole

The Circus has come to town. It is time to face one of the darkest corners of your hostile world. They took from you, and now you are going to reclaim what is rightfully yours. Even if it means allying with ancient enemies and rivals. You will enter a place ruled by demons, monsters, and madmen. It is important to bring a few of your own. After all, you will need all the help you can get to survive The Midnight Circus

Blood and Iron RPG: Requiem for the Fallen Part Two

Players: 4-6

System: Modified Victorianna 1st edition

Writer: Dudley Martin

It is the beginning of the year of our lord 1866, the Taiping rebellion enters its sixteenth year, and the American civil war enters its sixth, with no end in sight. The rich become richer and the poor become poorer, the blood of the innocent is shed for the material wealth sought by so many.

But, War. War never changes.

The Romans waged war to gather slaves and wealth. Spain built an empire from its lust for gold and territory. Britain conquered most of the world to feed its voracious engines of industrialization.

But war never changes.

Western Colonialism has spread across the globe, plundering material wealth and leaving death and destruction in its wake. Looking upon colonial populations as inherently lesser than Europeans, the Colonial powers rape and pillage with little to no regard for those suffering under their rule. Oppressed peoples throughout the British Empire await a time to rise and liberate themselves. But the forces of the Empire remain powerful and in control.

The storm of war threatens the Empire. An enemy has emerged on English soil, with forces that threaten the security and peace of the centre of the Empire. The state funeral may be over, but the needs of the fallen remain. The British military has a policy of leaving no man behind and you have people who need to be rescued. A new phase in the coming war commences, as forces of the empire undertake a dangerous mission behind enemy lines.

No matter what happens there will be suffering. Because war, war never changes.