THE GHOSTS OF WILDEGATE
You turn the corner and see grinning pumpkins on guard before houses. Ghosts line the streets. Fake ones, of course, because real ghosts don't exist (or do they?). Cobwebs cover the trees that seem almost as if they are on fire from their vibrant foliage. Summer has long ago fled, yet winter hasn't begun to make its advances onto the town of Wildegate.
You've chosen to enter Wildegate's notorious haunted house on All Hallow's Eve. Whether it be because you want to have your courage tested, see what lurks inside, or disprove the claim that it's haunted, fate has brought you to the steps of the haunted house on the same night as several others. Only time will tell what will happen.
Wildegate
A suburban town known throughout New England as home to a supposed haunted house, Wildegate has a hotel situated near the place for visitors to stay in. Though South Haven, a neighboring town, is known for its purported ghostly residents, Wildegate gains far more visitors before and during Halloween.
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