All in One-shot
The Warren is a tabletop role-playing game by Marshall Miller, Published by Bully Pulpit Games, about intelligent rabbits trying to make the best of a world filled with hazards, predators and, worst of all, other rabbits. It is a game about survival and community.
Reconnected with the source of his hope, can the last one…known only as the Chef, make it to safety and save her?
Is the Chef alive and how did this lonesome wanderer of the wastes live before things fell apart?
Strange as the customs of an isolated village may be, it has not escaped the notice of keen treasure hunters such as yourselves that centuries of offerings and shipwrecks have left a great hoard of untouched riches beneath the waves.
You have heard rumors of a cove there, just visible at low tide. Superstitious villagers avoid it, but
you know better than to believe their tales.
Join the Blacklist Babes for a murderous and momentous moment. The ladies of the Blacklist Babes Cabaret star in the sequel to America’s favorite theater based slasher flick.
Who will live? Who will die? And who will talk about brown pie?
Down in the catacombs our brave heroes face swarming hordes of ferocious fecundate foes. Plus, how many dirks is too many, and is Rosco’s Achilles heal his vanity…I hope not.
Having made it through the dark forest with the help of some dark and puzzling magic, our heroes find themselves before two ancient doorways…which one will lead them to their final confrontation with the rebels, and which will lead to certain doom.
Also, there’s more poop play than you would normally think.
Hello friends, welcome to the conclusion of Everyone Is Joker.
They’ll be a clown shoe-mobile and Face//Off references and hostage situations and throwing Rs and out of place penguins and five personalities fighting over one clown and … a bat.
Hello friends, this week we’re playing Everyone is Joker, a riff on Everyone Is John starring various incarnations of Batman’s favorite antagonist (the Joker). Are you ready to see inside the crowded mind of the Clown Prince of Crime?
