Everyone's lives are filled with stories: books and comics we read, films and TV shows we watch, the various games we play. All of these stories and characters create a collective culture, a multitude of genres and archetypes and tropes. Many of the great writers mix genres--Neil Gaiman's American Gods or Alan Moore's League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, for example. Well what if you can play in a world, not unlike the fore-mentioned League, where many fictional figures come together. It could be Victorian London; it could be a moonbase in the future; it could be New York in the 60s. And what if your characters can shift this world of fiction, affect the stories there, the there there? This is the premise of Strangers.
