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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The over-smooth, over-charismatic used car salesman or insurance salesman uses a magic fountain pen that, when held, induces an urge to believe what he says and get some papers signed. His customers often wonder, later on, how they could possibly think this deal was any good.
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.
Facers; annoyingly persistent signature collectors who are paid a commission per sign-up they get from hassling strangers in the street. Get ready for a bleeding heart speech or a sales pitch, where fact definitely does not get in the way of fiction.
The wild-eyed man walking around with a crown of thorns and a sign proclaiming the imminent arrival of Cthulhu (or some other mythical horror) happens to be right. This is not going to be a good day.
A perfectly normal situation requiring a perfectly normal clerk, sales assistant, realtor, or whatever other function may be called upon. The person does their job to the best of their ability and acts perfectly normal—but it’s a little eerie that they’re dressed in 1960s fashions, talks like 1960, and have mannerisms that belong in 1960s. The fact that they’re a little bit see-through in sharp light might prove awkward, too.

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