Urban Horror Encounters

Running an urban horror game, or a contemporary game where creepy gets to be a factor? Look no further, we have plenty of ideas for eerie and chill-inducing randomness. Some of it isn’t even supernatural because life itself can be plenty scary at times.

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A pale, handsome gentleman in old fashioned clothing argues with a rough salt of the earth type over a red-headed, clumsy girl who seems unable to choose which one she wants to date. Turns out they are in fact neither vampire nor werewolf; just a pretentious goth poet and a local shipyard worker with a bad attitude. Also, the girl ends up leaving with the blonde girl tending the bar.
The guy you were supposed to meet at four o’clock sharp doesn’t show. Was he attacked? Did the bad guys find him first? Did something awful happen? No, actually. He just missed the bus. He turns up half an hour late, looking pretty apologetic.
The sweat shop does in fact import illegal workers because they don’t need to pay them much nor worry about unionisation or labour laws. Hell, you don’t need to pay them anything at all if you’re buying slave workers from another dimension. Orcs are great assembly line workers, they’re strong and good at repetitive tasks.
The barbecue (BYOB) at the local apartment complex is open to present and past tenants alike. Some of those tenants are very past—as in, they’ve been dead for decades, but that doesn’t mean they won’t take a corn dog off your hands.
It's a perfectly normal day except that to your and your friend's eyes, everyone's dressed as they would have been a century ago. Roaring Twenties, anyone? Or maybe the Summer of Love in 1968? No one else sees it. No one else thinks it strange. Nothing unusual happens. Photos snapped with your phone shows nothing unusual. Steampunk addicts and history nerds may spend all day in the street, drooling over people's clothes.

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