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  [BUNDLE] Belle Époque

  Fantasy Adventure

   - The Red Room

  Wretched Époque takes place in the period known as the Belle Époque, which is dated between 1871 and 1914, ending when World War I started. This is the time and the fictional place where Umberto Eco’s Simone Simonini – the most cynical and disagreeable character in the History of literature, as the author meant him to be – crosses paths with Jacques Tardi’s Adèle Blanc-Sec, Edgar Allan Poe’s Chevalier Auguste Dupin and Maurice Leblanc’s Arsène Lupin, amidst anarchist bombings, the echoes of the Dreyfus affair, the catastrophic side effects of secret societies conspiring in the shadows and the mysterious results of experiences conducted by mad geniuses. Not yet pulp, not quite historical, it is neither the right time nor the right mood for Steampunk or Dieselpunk, this is the time of Nouveaupunk.

  $30.00
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  [BUNDLE] Contemporary horror

  Modern

   - The Red Room

  $62.00
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  [BUNDLE] Dark Fantasy

  Fantasy Adventure

   - The Red Room

  $33.00
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  Darker

  Horror

   - The Red Room

  Welcome to the Darker side of HammettvilleThe darkest corners of Hammettville hide a menace that threatens the very fabric of reality. A malevolent entity from the Beyond know as the Devourer has been slowly spreading its influence over the city, feeding on the taint and corruption of the inhabitants’ souls. In this scenario, the players take the roles of common wretched folk that see themselves entangled in a twisted web of secrets and lies. Carrying the burden of uncovering the truth to save their lives and sanity, the characters will journey beyond the veil, facing their own fears and worst nightmares, cunning conspirators and the Devourer's insidious presence. Will they survive walking the narrow line between sanity and madness?

  $8.00
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  Days of Lead

  Modern

   - The Red Room

  $9.00
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  Diabolus Ex Machina

  Sci-fi

   - The Red Room

  Diabolus Ex Machina is a horror scenario designed for Wretched New Flesh, but it can be easily ran in Wretched Darkness or any other horror game. Xtigmatic Entertainment Inc, a small start-up with brilliant game design ideas, is on the verge of a ground-breaking acquisition. Millions have been invested in their latest creation, a virtual escape room game that promises to break the barrier between fiction and reality. However, as testing begins, players mysteriously start dying inside the game, their minds trapped in a nightmarish realm. As the body count rises, the characters are recruited to uncover the dark truth and find themselves trapped inside the game world in a deadly race for survival  (47 pages).

  $4.00
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  Good Guys Never Win

  OSR

   - The Red Room

  Join the super villain Tag on a coast to coast crime spree across the USA of Wretched Vigilantes. Encounter dozens of new wretched villains, heroes and super spies. Discover new powers and drawbacks for the Wretchedverse. Find out how super humans are treated in New York, Nevada, Tennessee and other parts of the US. Lean why it is that Good Guys Never Win (135 pages).

  $8.50
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  Novanexus

  Sci-fi

   - The Red Room

  Novanexus is a scenario designed for Wretched New Flesh - but adaptable to other near-future games - set in a sprawling metropolis that represents the pinnacle of human achievement and technological progress. In this scenario, inspired by movies such as My Uncle (1958), Playtime (1967) and Traffic (1971),players have the option to take on the role of local law enforcement or work for ZoneSec, a security organization hailing from the distant city of Avalidad. They are sent to Novanexus to either spy on the city or assist in investigating the mysterious phenomenon known as Glitch. Novanexus is an awe-inspiring European city with a skyline filled with towering skyscrapers and streets buzzing with activity. However, beneath its futuristic façade, the city is plagued by a sense of alienation and isolation.As the players investigate the mystery of the Glitch, they will be faced with the city's advanced technology in disarray having to rely on their wits and low-tech to survive in the chaotic environment.

  $3.00
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  Orbital Decay

  Horror

   - The Red Room

  Wretched New Flesh: Orbital Decay is a gritty industrial science-fiction setting that can be used as standalone, though it is primarily meant to be an expansion to the dark and twisted universe of Wretched New Flesh (160 pages). Building upon the surreal and nightmarish world of Avalidad, Orbital Decay explores the depths of human ambition, desperation, and depravity as we venture beyond Earth’s atmosphere, establishing orbital stations and colonies on other planets within the solar system. This setting draws heavy inspiration from iconic films such as Alien, Aliens, Outland, Escape from New York, Stalker, Solaris, Event Horizon, and Pandorum, expertly weaving themes of isolation, claustrophobia, desperation, fear, and horror into the fabric of its narrative. As humanity reaches for the stars in search of resources, knowledge, and power, the ever-present influence of Takeda Technologies and other known corporations extend their reach into the cold void of space.

  $8.50
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  Penney Tower

  Sci-fi

   - The Red Room

  Penney Tower, more properly the Penney Technopolis Project, is an technological marvel and early experimental arcology built in the suburban London borough of Stentonford, to the Southwest of the city proper. Built between 1970 and 1975, this was the pet project of architect and scientist Doctor Rory Hardon and was built as a futuristic 'perfect community' using high technology to be self-sustaining, self-reliant, self-regulating and self-contained. Dr. Hardon had previously worked on Avalidad's visionary architecture through the 1950s and 60s, as well as numerous other architectural projects at interesting places all around the world. Nobody goes to Penney Tower any more, and most people have forgotten about it. There's something strange about the way it has been forgotten, and that those early settlers in the new project – including Doctor Hardon, haven't been heard of since the structure opened (157 pages) Penney Tower is a city sourcebook and an alternative location for the world of Wretched New Flesh by James 'Grim' Desborough. For more information watch the video:https://youtu.be/1vJ-BLp_aC0?si=QBNqEfRbqqupKM4F

  $10.00
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  Sister Pride

  Wretched

   - The Red Room

  The year is 1993, Portugal is settling into a democracy and trying hard to become a modern First World country, but the pace of this quick transformation is not without its scars. When the old and the new clash, something gotta give; those who cannot keep up with the pace will be left behind. Lisbon, the capital, is filled with contradictions,it is growing and transforming itself into a modern city, but the traces of poverty that still plague the country are obvious. Drug traffic and consumption have escalated dangerously along with gang related violence. But the worse is yet to come. When the body of a young prostitute is found eviscerated in the Monsanto hills, soon to be followed by another one, the police quickly conclude they are facing a serial killer, a type of criminal they know only from American movies. The media goes crazy with the news of the “Lisbon Ripper” and panic spreads among the local prostitutes. In this scenario, the players will take the role of police detectives, journalists, or amateur sleuths trying to uncover the identity of the Lisbon Ripper.

  $8.00
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  The Celluloid Killer

  Wretched

   - The Red Room

  In Celluloid Killer, the third instalment of the Crime City Blues series, players are assigned the roles of Hammettville Police detectives who are investigating a gruesome murder. As they delve deeper into the case, they come to the realisation that a serial killer is on the loose (62 pages). The Celluloid Killer is obsessed with movies, and copies the murder scenes of well-known films for his killings. The adventure is firmly rooted in the thriller genre and should be played as a traditional police procedural, with no supernatural elements. However, it is connected to Sexual Holocaust, the first adventure in the Crime City Blues series, which had a horror theme inspired by Hellraiser. That scenario introduced a group of sexual demons known as The Apostles of Pain, who manage to cross over into our world.

  $5.00