Interdimensional explorers struggle to explain how all these people got into this world? Have they discovered the elusive method of making anyone Fringeworthy? Why does the co-pilot keep breaking things?
Government contracts are good and bad. The upside is they pay well. The downside is they should have people already on the payrolls who can do these jobs but are afraid to use them. The British have hired you saying only “You will be in a very unpleasant part of the world dealing with very unpleasant people.” When you arrive in Cyprus to stage they begin to hand you Israeli weapons. This should be interesting.
An accident at Research Station Byrd has left several dead, and more injured and all contact with them has been lost. The team has been hired to rescue any survivors and extract them back to the submarine. These last minute jobs are always tough to plan for, but so long as you get them out before the pending storm hits it should be a cakewalk.
A long-forgotten clue opens a hunt for treasures long thought to have been lost from the world, but only through daring and ingenuity will the heroes be able to recover them.
A long-forgotten clue opens a hunt for treasures long thought to have been lost from the world, but only through daring and ingenuity will the heroes be able to recover them.
A mother has hired the group has hired the group to find her missing son. These jobs are never easy. They are even harder when the missing person is a billionaire video game programmer whose long awaited masterpiece is days away from its release.
It's 1985. A group of Boy Scouts left for a week-long camping trip into the mountains. They didn't return. Heavy fog prevented the helicopter from seeing their campsite. There's something not quite right about the fog. You are assembling a search and rescue mission to find them. Panicky parents encouraged, eerie discoveries inevitable. 5th level characters provided.
It's 1985. A group of Boy Scouts left for a week-long camping trip into the mountains. They didn't return. Heavy fog prevented the helicopter from seeing their campsite. There's something not quite right about the fog. You are assembling a search and rescue mission to find them. Panicky parents encouraged, eerie discoveries inevitable. 5th level characters provided.
There are thousands of graves throughout the United States. Some possibly in your own backyard. What if one day, for some reason, the Dead rose up and began to walk the Earth. Where would they go? What would they do? What would they eat? Heh heh heh... they'd eat YOU! Braelun presents, in full 1978 fashion, Dawn of the Dead, based on the George A. Romero film. Can you survive?