Liked it, as always.

I read a horror novel based in New Orleans, where a detective was trying to solve a series of Voodo ritual-killings of children and a cult was trying to kill 12 children to avert a disaster. The detective solves the puzzle and saves the last child, escaping to a farm in the mid-west. The book ends with him sat on his porch, looking over the plains, when he sees the mushroom clouds appearing in the distance. By the way, the film they made of it skipped the last scene, which spoiled it slightly.

That fits in with your moral dilemmas theme, doing the right thing that turns into the wrong thing.

10 hours ago, soltakss said:

Liked it, as always.

I read a horror novel based in New Orleans, where a detective was trying to solve a series of Voodo ritual-killings of children and a cult was trying to kill 12 children to avert a disaster. The detective solves the puzzle and saves the last child, escaping to a farm in the mid-west. The book ends with him sat on his porch, looking over the plains, when he sees the mushroom clouds appearing in the distance. By the way, the film they made of it skipped the last scene, which spoiled it slightly.

That fits in with your moral dilemmas theme, doing the right thing that turns into the wrong thing.

 

Yes indeed it does, great example! I believe these situations really bring home the horror and ramp up the tension in my own games.