"You have to put yourself in a position to be lucky." (Roelof Botha)

Lucky Consequences, November 22–26, 2018, Naish Holiday Village, Christchurch, Dorset

Playdate

Why do children have imaginary friends?

Sometimes imaginary friends are there to help kids work through issues they can’t handle alone. Sometimes a lonely child is looking for company. Sometimes it’s because their real friends have imaginary friends. And sometimes, maybe, they’re just for fun.

In Playdate, a group of kids have been left with a teenage babysitter for an afternoon. There will be toys, craft time, pizza, and maybe some existential angst.

Playdate is a game about children dealing with difficult issues. It asks how we know what is real, and whether that even matters.

Content Warnings: Bullying, alcoholism, death or illness of family members, anaphylaxis, temper tantrums, existential angst, mid-game expectation shifts.

Format Information: Slice of Life: Prewritten characters, no combat, low transparency (players do not know what characters do not know, some important world information is hidden from the characters and players), all mechanics are acted out with no stats or randomization.

Players of all ages. Players under 16 should contact GMs first.

Author(s):Stephanie Marx, Drew Novick, Margaret Simkins, and Susan Weiner
Game EMail:queenortart AT gmail DOT com
GM(s):
Graham "Graham" Arnold   
Sue "queenortart" Lee   
Lead GM:Suey
Organization:Peaky Midwest
Game System:none
Information for Players:Bullying, alcoholism, death or illness of family members, anaphylaxis, temper tantrums, existential angst, mid-game expectation shifts.
Home Page:http://www.peakymidwest.com/
Male Players:Min: 0 / Max: 0
Female Players:Min: 0 / Max: 0
Neutral Players:Min: 10 / Max: 10
Total Players: Min: 10 / Max: 10
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Arnold, Graham

Graham is a scurrilous individual prone to gross exaggeration and flights of fancy. He is too lazy to write his own bio. We do absolutely love him despite this

Ask him sometime about why he’s never been in a hot tub with his lodge mates Nathan and Richard.

Lee, Sue

Yeah I'll just run one game, this year or maybe two.... Oh of course I'll help you with yours Kate, I really loved playing it.... Oh people want another run of Critical Path, cool.... I spent a lot of money to get set up. What... we need another game on Friday am.....?
Yeah yeah I can run something else.

Alright Enough Already.