Our last Elemental scenario (Nightcrawlers) proved very popular, so I thought y’all might like to know about the new one.
Like all of our scenarios, it’s free or pay-what-you-want.
She Lost Her Marbles: The PCs are neighborhood kids who decide to explore that creepy old house at the edge of town. Of course, the owner of the house is a witch, and of course, she places a curse on them, shrinking the kids and sending them on a dangerous quest between the floors and walls of the old mansion. An exciting, “all-ages” scenario inspired by classic adventure books and movies.
We run Elemental for kids all the time, both at cons and in our home games. The system is very approachable, and in our experience, kids get the hang of it very quickly (and of course they love the exploding dice…). That said, we have to admit that our other scenarios tend to fall in the “mature audiences only” category. So now, we’re very happy to propose something suitable for players young and old, brought to us by a father-daughter team!
Like all of our scenarios, it’s free or pay-what-you-want.
She Lost Her Marbles: The PCs are neighborhood kids who decide to explore that creepy old house at the edge of town. Of course, the owner of the house is a witch, and of course, she places a curse on them, shrinking the kids and sending them on a dangerous quest between the floors and walls of the old mansion. An exciting, “all-ages” scenario inspired by classic adventure books and movies.
We run Elemental for kids all the time, both at cons and in our home games. The system is very approachable, and in our experience, kids get the hang of it very quickly (and of course they love the exploding dice…). That said, we have to admit that our other scenarios tend to fall in the “mature audiences only” category. So now, we’re very happy to propose something suitable for players young and old, brought to us by a father-daughter team!
