Elevator Game

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Missing people. Strange encounters. Rumors. Whispers. That's just the cost of doing business at Elevator Game. 

Elevator Game is a module for modern horror TTRPGs. It is written to be system-neutral, but it includes stats for Liminal Horror by Goblin Archives. The story begins with the players receiving three issues of the punk zine Elevator Game. These zines (included as player handouts with the GM's guide) contain the clues to lead the players on their investigations.

Each advertised shop is a place that they can visit. Each article contains clues to the mysterious disappearances. Each classified ad connects to NPCs with information to help the players figure out who is behind these strange occurrences.

The module includes:

• A point crawl through Springfield to important locations mentioned in the three included issues of Elevator Game.
• NPCs at each location with information to guide the players' investigations.
• A Doom Clock for urgency. If the players can't find Rin in time, the plot will push forward (to the untimely ends of certain NPCs).
• Artifacts (High Class Vinyl) and character mods (Rin's Tattoos) to acquire.
• A short, but deadly, dungeon to find and explore.
• Stats for the otherworldly entity Rin as well as the creatures it creates to guard its lair.

Your purchase of Elevator Game includes the 40-page GM's guide, the three 8-page issues of Elevator Game (an in-world publication), and unlabeled maps for the point crawl and dungeon crawl portions of the module.

Content Warning:

Murder, Mutilation, Decapitation

This is a horror story, and while most of the violence happens “off screen,” a significant portion of the plot revolves around the villain stalking and murdering people,  shrinking its victims’ heads, and turning its victims’ bodies into headless zombies. Talk to your players about these topics ahead of time. Make sure that everyone can have fun.

Legal:

Elevator Game is an independent production by M. Allen Hall and is not affiliated with Goblin Archives LLC. It is published under the Liminal Horror Third Party License.

Liminal Horror is copyright by Goblin Archives LLC.