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Agreed - great stuff. Many thanks!

Great idea, and thanks for sharing your sessions. I look forward to watching!

Here's a very early, or extremely late, Christmas present for the lovely GMs among you - my latest case file, The Ghost of Christmas Presents! The Ghost of Christmas Presents.pdf

Hi Paul, just finished running The Funhouse Bodies and we all had a great time. Luckily I rolled poorly on behalf of the big bad, else my investigators would’ve been toast!

Awesome work - bravo!

We only play fortnightly and real life has intruded a bit recently, so we didn’t finish Speed Demons by Halloween, but Funhouse Bodies is still on the list!

If we’ve finished Speed Demons by Halloween, I was planning on running The Funhouse Bodies (https://pauljfisher.com/rpg-casefiles/the-funhouse-mummy/) by Paul Fisher, but set in a Ghost Train ride, rather than a fun house.

Awesome! Great to hear it’s going well and I hope the players enjoy it 🙂

Take some inspiration from the various CSI TV shows - they’re in the thick of the action all the time! Also think of ways that the characters’ scientific skills, education and intelligence can be used in non-forensic situations (even if it’s just plain old researching).

I’m really glad you enjoyed it and I hope you like my other offerings too!

Welcome!

Thanks! I’m mulling over an idea for my next case file…

I’ve been trawling the net for more RoL:RPG case files and have found these two, written by Paul Fisher, on Reddit. They’re very good! The Funhouse Bodies https://www.pauljfisher.com/the-funhouse-bodies Stolen Heritage https://www.pauljfisher.com/games/

Yeah, I take your point about not having the spells on the player side. Maybe a mix of cool artwork and text boxes with the 4 E's and such interspersed, just to provide inspiration to the players if they get stuck.