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[[Image:Out Of The Vault (Pagan).jpg|thumb|''Front Cover'']] | [[Image:Out Of The Vault (Pagan).jpg|thumb|''Front Cover'']] | ||
| − | '''Pages:''' 8 | + | '''Pages:''' 8-10 |
'''Author(s):''' [[Chris Klepac]] | '''Author(s):''' [[Chris Klepac]] | ||
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'''Setting:''' [[1920s]] | '''Setting:''' [[1920s]] | ||
| − | '''Appears in:''' [[The Resurrected Vol. 2: Of Keys and Gates]], [[The Resurrected Vol. 3: Out of the Vault]] | + | '''Appears in:''' [[The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 03]], [[The Resurrected Vol. 2: Of Keys and Gates]], [[The Resurrected Vol. 3: Out of the Vault]] |
==Summary== | ==Summary== | ||
| − | The investigators are | + | The investigators are hired by a hotel manager. Strange things are happening at the Goodrest Inn. |
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
| − | + | * [http://www.rpg.net/news+reviews/reviews/rev_7352.html Review by Steve Darlington on RPGnet] | |
| − | *[http://www.rpg.net/news+reviews/reviews/ | + | * [http://www.rpg.net/news+reviews/reviews/rev_7164.html Review by Ralph Dula on RPGnet] |
| − | *[http://www.rpg.net/news+reviews/reviews/ | + | * [http://www.rpg.net/news+reviews/reviews/rev_4805.html Review by Chris Ward on RPGnet] |
| − | *[http://www.rpg.net/news+reviews/reviews/ | + | |
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==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only== | ==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only== | ||
'''Players should not read any further.''' | '''Players should not read any further.''' | ||
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===Synopsis=== | ===Synopsis=== | ||
| − | The hotel is built on a hill where an ancient mythic Amerindian entity is buried, which stirs occasionally to stalk the land. Previous owners of the house knew of a ritual to keep the creature at bay, but the family have died out, and the new owner converted it into a hotel with no knowledge of its secrets. The other guests are largely red herrings, but a snowstorm will blow in by evening, trapping them in the hotel while events unfold. The windows begin to show peculiar vistas, and beings formed of warped body parts invade the hotel. The Investigators must defeat them, discover a journal that details the ritual to banish the entity, and perform it while they hold the entity at bay. | + | {{spoiler|The hotel is built on a hill where an ancient mythic Amerindian entity is buried, which stirs occasionally to stalk the land. Previous owners of the house knew of a ritual to keep the creature at bay, but the family have died out, and the new owner converted it into a hotel with no knowledge of its secrets. The other guests are largely red herrings, but a snowstorm will blow in by evening, trapping them in the hotel while events unfold. The windows begin to show peculiar vistas, and beings formed of warped body parts invade the hotel. The Investigators must defeat them, discover a journal that details the ritual to banish the entity, and perform it while they hold the entity at bay.}} |
===References=== | ===References=== | ||
| − | '''Player Handouts:''' | + | '''Player Handouts:''' |
| − | '''Locations:''' | + | '''Locations:''' Lake Superior, Wisconsin |
| − | '''Creatures:''' | + | '''Creatures:''' The Travesty, The Breed |
| − | '''Tomes and Artifacts:''' | + | '''Tomes and Artifacts:''' Diary of Garret Moss |
===Comments=== | ===Comments=== | ||
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===Keeper Comments=== | ===Keeper Comments=== | ||
| − | The scenario has plenty of opportunity for roleplaying with a variety of NPC guests, but they aren't relevant to the plot, so this can be strung out or cut short as desired. Similarly, research beforehand will reveal little information, so Keepers may want to hint to players not to waste too much time on this (or invent more information for them). | + | {{spoiler|The scenario has plenty of opportunity for roleplaying with a variety of NPC guests, but they aren't relevant to the plot, so this can be strung out or cut short as desired. Similarly, research beforehand will reveal little information, so Keepers may want to hint to players not to waste too much time on this (or invent more information for them). |
| − | The entity can be defeated by performing the ritual, or sheer violence. The former solution relies on finding the lost journal and following instructions, which aren't really guessable by players otherwise. Relocating this anywhere suitable is simple, though simply following a set of instructions may seem rather tame to some groups. There's also a draining POW vs. POW battle of wills, which may be quite difficult for some parties, and can impinge on campaign play. | + | The entity can be defeated by performing the ritual, or sheer violence. The former solution relies on finding the lost journal and following instructions, which aren't really guessable by players otherwise. Relocating this anywhere suitable is simple, though simply following a set of instructions may seem rather tame to some groups. There's also a draining POW vs. POW battle of wills, which may be quite difficult for some parties, and can impinge on campaign play.}} |
{{DEFAULTSORT:Travesty}} | {{DEFAULTSORT:Travesty}} | ||
[[Category:CoC:Scenarios]] | [[Category:CoC:Scenarios]] | ||
| + | [[Category:CoC:Combat-heavy scenarios]] | ||
| + | [[Category:CoC:Non-Mythos creature scenarios]] | ||
[[Category:CoC:1920s scenarios]] | [[Category:CoC:1920s scenarios]] | ||
| − | [[Category:CoC: | + | [[Category:CoC:Haunted house scenarios]] |
[[Category:CoC:Hired agent scenarios]] | [[Category:CoC:Hired agent scenarios]] | ||
| − | [[Category:CoC: | + | [[Category:CoC:Dormant evil scenarios]] |
| + | [[Category:CoC:One-session scenarios]] | ||
[[Category:CoC:Mythos-free scenarios]] | [[Category:CoC:Mythos-free scenarios]] | ||
[[Category:CoC:Supernatural scenarios]] | [[Category:CoC:Supernatural scenarios]] | ||
| − | [[Category:CoC: | + | [[Category:CoC:Small town scenarios]] |
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Latest revision as of 17:33, 24 May 2022
Details
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Pages: 8-10
Author(s): Chris Klepac
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Setting: 1920s
Appears in: The Unspeakable Oath, Issue 03, The Resurrected Vol. 2: Of Keys and Gates, The Resurrected Vol. 3: Out of the Vault
Summary
The investigators are hired by a hotel manager. Strange things are happening at the Goodrest Inn.
Links
Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only
Players should not read any further.
Synopsis
Spoiler Section (Highlight to Read)
The hotel is built on a hill where an ancient mythic Amerindian entity is buried, which stirs occasionally to stalk the land. Previous owners of the house knew of a ritual to keep the creature at bay, but the family have died out, and the new owner converted it into a hotel with no knowledge of its secrets. The other guests are largely red herrings, but a snowstorm will blow in by evening, trapping them in the hotel while events unfold. The windows begin to show peculiar vistas, and beings formed of warped body parts invade the hotel. The Investigators must defeat them, discover a journal that details the ritual to banish the entity, and perform it while they hold the entity at bay.
References
Player Handouts:
Locations: Lake Superior, Wisconsin
Creatures: The Travesty, The Breed
Tomes and Artifacts: Diary of Garret Moss
Comments
Keeper Comments
Spoiler Section (Highlight to Read)
The scenario has plenty of opportunity for roleplaying with a variety of NPC guests, but they aren't relevant to the plot, so this can be strung out or cut short as desired. Similarly, research beforehand will reveal little information, so Keepers may want to hint to players not to waste too much time on this (or invent more information for them).
The entity can be defeated by performing the ritual, or sheer violence. The former solution relies on finding the lost journal and following instructions, which aren't really guessable by players otherwise. Relocating this anywhere suitable is simple, though simply following a set of instructions may seem rather tame to some groups. There's also a draining POW vs. POW battle of wills, which may be quite difficult for some parties, and can impinge on campaign play.
