Special Investigations, A Play By Post Hunter Game

The old man leaned back in his rocker, wood creaking slowly beneath him. He tipped his hat just enough to look at you proper—one eye catching the porch light. “You think you know the shape of the world…” He lets that sit a moment. “Think it’s all roads and towns, lines on a map. Edges that make sense.” A faint smile tugs at his mouth. Not kind. Not unkind. Just… tired. “Then one day you step off the edge of it. Not far—just enough.” He rocks once. Slow. “And that’s when it hits you…” He taps the side of his head. “The shape you knew?” A quiet breath. “That was the lie.” The night hums around him—crickets, wind through the trees. “Sixty years I’ve been on this earth. I’ve heard dead men speak names they shouldn’t know.” He looks past you now, like he’s remembering something he’d rather not. “Seen the woods swallow folks whole… without so much as a footprint left behind.” A long pause. Then, softer: “Ain’t nothin’ what it seems.” The rocker creaks again. “Question is…” His eyes find yours. “…what’re you gonna do when it starts noticing you?” Story-focused DM and two-to-three players are looking to build a small, roleplay-heavy group of adults 18 or older for a cinematic Hunter: The Reckoning chronicle. The game is expected to begin in early to mid-August, giving everyone time to develop characters, establish connections, and make sure the group fits well together. This game begins grounded—small towns, backroads, and things that don’t quite add up—and gradually expands into something stranger and more unsettling. Expect a mix of investigation, moral choices, and slow-burn tension rather than constant combat. The story will unfold across different regions of the United States, beginning in Appalachia and moving outward as connections between events begin to surface. What starts as a series of isolated incidents may not be as disconnected as it first appears. As a storyteller, I focus on immersion, pacing, and giving players room to shape the narrative. Your characters matter, your choices matter, and the world will respond to them. We’re looking for players who enjoy roleplay, atmosphere, character development, and collaborative storytelling. New and experienced players are both welcome. If you’re interested, tell me a little about the kind of character you’d like to play—or the kinds of moments you enjoy most in a game. As a forewarning, I use AI to create my games because I work like an adult and don't have a lot of time to sketch maps and such.

Take up residence in one of Night City's wildest cargo villages: Dock Cargo Community. Dodge bullets, eat kibble, try to make rent. Docksiders is a game intended to run as a campaign following a group of edgerunners who live in one of the more colorful neighborhoods of Night City: Dock Cargo Community. Nestled between Docks 16 and 17 in the port district of Night City, this small container village sees as much City foot traffic as it does sea traffic. This game will see you taking your edgerunner(s) through a series of jobs and side hustles they need to fund their stylish and dangerous lifestyle. You can expect to see content from both official sources and custom content as well as the ability to plan your own jobs should you acquire the skill and the reputation. Take big risks, take big rewards. But be warned, Night City is an unforgiving place and it would be foolish for anyone to think they will live forever. I use the StartPlaying platform to run this game and you can find the sign-up link here: https://startplaying.games/adventure/cmr9j3hnv004ql504i6herb2t?ref=cmox97rts0032jx04sp2wo0xq You can expect about 15$ per session and a long-form campaign taking you through a sandbox world of Night City.

Welcome, Ghouls and Goblins to an adventure of Horror and Mystery Entire neighborhoods go missing, Wildlife behaves erratic, ghost and cryptid sightings spike. The Bureau of Paranormal Research and Defense have their hands full, so they are funding competent paranormal investigators, occultists and cryptozoologists to investigate these incidents. If you have ever wanted to be a Hunter in Supernatural, part of Mystery Inc. in Scooby-Doo or investigate the unexplainable alongside Hellboy then this is the game for you. Join the crew, driving around the continental United States in this “episodic” “monster of the week” style adventure, while also uncovering an underlying plot. Hellboy: The Roleplaying Game uses basic 5e rules and expands on them to make an immersive and unique experience. Game Type: Long Term Campaign System: Hellboy: The Roleplaying Game (based on 5e) Virtual Table Top: Roll20 + Discord for voice(Video optional) Schedule: Weekly - 10 am MST - Thursdays Session duration: 3-3.5 hours Players: 3/5 slots (game will begin when full) Player experience: No experience required. Game Style: Mystery Horror, rule of cool, rolelpay heavy Price: $20/session via Startplaying If you have any questions, please feel free to send me a private message.