• Registered: 2009-12-29
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Topic: How a little British film got me a new LotFP gaming group

So, on Friday the psychotropic English Civil War film 'A Field in England' was released on multiple formats (TV, Film, DVD, On Demand) and I watched it at the local arty cinema where there was a video Q&A with the director/cast. One of my non-gamer friends said 'I'd try roleplaying if it was all creepy like' and the resultant discussion led to three lifelong avowed non-gamers (because D&D Cartoon) are relishing an introduction to the Flame Princess....and will probably meet a certain scarecrow.

So which one adventure would you recommend that captures the weird without being gonzo ?

Last edited by geordie racer (2013-07-08 22:27:11)

  • From: Merritt, BC, Canada
  • Registered: 2012-02-07
  • Posts: 213

Re: How a little British film got me a new LotFP gaming group

Why hold back? Feed em to the Crawling God!

That or Hammers of the God.

  • Registered: 2011-06-29
  • Posts: 194

Re: How a little British film got me a new LotFP gaming group

I think if you start with The God that Crawls, there might not be enough time to establish what is normal beforehand. I think the Three Brides is perfect for that, along with The People of Pembrooktonshire (not unlike The League of Gentlemen in my opinion)