We Can't Go Back is about normal people, with families and jobs and responsibilities, pushing back against the darkness -- the paranormal events they can no longer look away from.
Our stories are the intersection of the natural and the supernatural: everyday people taking terrible risks against unknown creatures. And unknown odds.
It's about testing the stability of your relationships, your character, and even your humanity; it’s about discovering how far you'll go to resist the relentless darkness in order to restore the light.
I've been working on WCGB for a while and I've put it through it's paces. There have been a few changes since the last playtest and I'd really love an honest critique from players I don't know as well.
SAT-02 We Can't Go Back [Playtest; 2-4 Players]
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Darin S.
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- Location:Abbotsford, BC, Canada
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Warp
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- Name:Andi C.
- Location:Olympia, WA
Re: SAT-02 We Can't Go Back [Playtest; 2-4 Players]
Hooray!
Yes and please, I'll be there.
Yes and please, I'll be there.
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OrionCanning
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Re: SAT-02 We Can't Go Back [Playtest; 2-4 Players]
I'm interested but I also want to play The Upgrade. If I can't get into that I totally want to do this. Or maybe you'll run it twice?
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Warp
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- Name:Andi C.
- Location:Olympia, WA
Re: SAT-02 We Can't Go Back [Playtest; 2-4 Players]
Sooooo stoked that you'll be at GoPlay, Orion. I'll bet if we ask Darin real nice like that some sore of amiable solution could come to pass. 
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Darin S.
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Re: SAT-02 We Can't Go Back [Playtest; 2-4 Players]
Most definitely. I only have a few slots left open (SAT-01, SUN-01, SUN-03), but, if there's enough interest, I'll make it happen. I also printed extra character sheets, just in case.Warp wrote:I'll bet if we ask Darin real nice like that some sore [sic] of amiable solution could come to pass.