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Creating your character

Here is the link to the list of Playbooks. https://evilhat.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Monster-of-the-Week-Revised-Playbooks-Formfillable.pdf For those of you who aren't familiar with the system, a Playbook is your entire character boiler-plate, and you get to do character creation like choosing from a menu. Only 1 Playbook may be chosen per game (so we cannot have two Chosen, or two Spookies) so feel free to choose two options and we will finish character creation during our session.

Preparing for the session

We will play on Discord, Roll20, and however you want to keep track of your character is up to you.

What Chazz brings to the table

Co-authorship and collaboration. As your Keeper, I’m here to make sure that experience feels alive, emotionally resonant, and just the right amount of eerie. Here’s what you can expect when you join the hunt: Atmosphere That Breathes I find music and ambiance, whether it’s cicadas humming in the dusk, a carnival tune just slightly off-key, or a sudden hush that makes you lean in. The mood shifts with your choices, grounding each moment in the senses. Distinctive Character Voices You’ll meet townsfolk, creatures, and maybe a few ghosts with their own rhythms, motives, and (sometimes haunting) personalities. Expect character voices that feel real, flawed, and fully present. Characters Woven Into the Heartbeat Your characters matter here. Their history, their relationships, their hurts and hunches, all of it shapes the mystery. I work closely with you to tie your characters directly into the setting, its secrets, and the emotional core of the story without dragging down the pacing. Improvisation with You, Not at You This is a collaboration. I respond in real time to your choices, your instincts, your weird little plans. The rules help us stay grounded, but we leave plenty of room for the unexpected. If you zig, I’ll zag with you. Safety, Always While the story might get dark, the table will always be a safe space. We’ll use clear, consensual safety tools to ensure that everyone feels supported. Horror doesn’t need to come at the cost of comfort. You don’t need to know the rules. You don’t need to be “good at improv.” You just need to show up with curiosity, empathy, and a willingness to believe in something just beyond the tree line.

How Chazz creates a safe table

I'm my player survey, there is a spot for private triggers that you don't want at the table, but we also will talk about themes we can apply lines and veils to. We will also make use of X, N, & O cards which you can use any time.