Dreamscape Horror

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>>55395849
DnD 3.5 Heroes of Horror.pdf has loads of scares you can adapt.

Otherwise, try to leave mnosters un-named. It's not media, it's a woman with worms coming out of her head, holes were eyes should be, etc. It's not a werewolf, it's a huge man with legs bent at obscene angles and bloody muzzle filled with rows of teeth, etc.

Leave as many things unexplained as possible, until players risk becoming disintetested.

Pass notes to players with spooky things only they sense, let them describe to one another.

>>55396244
Media -> medusa

>>55395849
All about the immersion and your rp quality. Use a lot of descriptive language

>>55395849
Everything you do should be with a focus of "how playable is this thing that I'm imagining"

Any other route leads to bored and frustrated players

>>55395849

Is this online or in person?

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>>55396315
It's in person.

>>55396287
Good advice. I'm sure not thinking like that has fucked people over. Thanks.

>>55396244
I tend to not name monsters anyway - so that will be easy. The passing around notes is a good idea. I usually just pull people into another room - but notes won't ruin the immersion like that. Thanks

>>55396397
>Good advice. I'm sure not thinking like that has fucked people over. Thanks.
No problem. I suffer from writer-itis myself

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