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From Beneath a Library

Brigadier · 2019-10-19T18:23:57Z

The year is 1984. Your character is in New York, looking through the archives of the central New York public library. Something has brought them to this place, where they must deal with the translation of the Dewey decimal system, which is true torture most adventurers have never experienced. Perhaps they come here seeking the solution to a civil war, a cure for a diseased alien plant, or just a really good chili recipe. No matter their reason for being there, they hear screaming turn around and see - Bill Murrary? The secondary shriek comes from a librarian in nightgown who is floating and chasing down the balding comedian and his team. You don't have enough time to notice exactly what is going on before being knocked to the ground by another spirit who is just as hell bent on torturing some mortal souls. --- Whether or not they realize it, your character has been transported into the movie realm - stuck in the ultimate spooky classic - Ghostbusters. They are now faced with having to play their way through the story, collecting accomplices and enemies along the way, hunting ghosts, and trying to get out alive. It's your choice which direction they go, but be sure to be careful of anything spooks, gremlins, or ghouls out on the street. --- The link to my new storybook and roleplay server: Jack's Roadhouse

Silverthefox2

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Mon Feb 10, 2020 6:08 am

Silverthefox2 says... · Mon Feb 10, 2020 6:08 am

Silver let loose a loud yawn "why don't we all get some rest? I can take the first watch..." he climbed a bookcase giving him a full view of the library "and by the way.....we are not locked in here....there is a vent" he smiled as he looked down at the group

Most people nowadays live in their own version in reality, but one must peek outside their own reality to see the true way to live. We may fight but that is the evolution of humanity, we evolve through war and hardship.

Hearing these stories makes me realize that I never did anything with my childhood.
— The Internet

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