Almost missed the kickoff for this years #RPGaDAy2026. Typical. I had quite a blast with it last year, and it helped me kickstart this blog (which has since fallen back to slumber, because it's me doing it). So, let's see if I can bring this thing back from the abyss to post about *something* daily. This year's theme is suggested to be about "Characters" influenced by the daily prompt and all that.

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The Writer Emergency Fiasco combines the TTRPG Fiasco with the Writer Emergency Pack to create a truly random and chaotic narrative. It’s equal parts solo role play and narrative exercise. If…

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From the creator of Brindlewood Bay and The Between, Public Access is a roleplaying game inspired by analog and found footage horror!

From the creator of Brindlewood Bay and The Between, Public Access is a roleplaying game inspired by analog and found footage horror!

From the creator of Brindlewood Bay and The Between, Public Access is a roleplaying game inspired by analog and found footage horror!

Just a few thoughts on the end of the Writer Emergency Fiasco. Thanks for reading along.

From the creator of Brindlewood Bay and The Between, Public Access is a roleplaying game inspired by analog and found footage horror!

After the dust settles, Bill, Ash, and Jay must deal with the consequences of their actions. What follows is a montage of their lives after the Rat Trap--a true fiasco.

At the end of Fiasco, every player gets to roll the dice they have collected over the course of the game, tally them up by color, and determine their Aftermath based on it all. Let's take a look at how it all shakes out for Bill, Ash, and Jay.

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The Writer Emergency Fiasco combines the TTRPG Fiasco with the Writer Emergency Pack to create a truly random and chaotic narrative. It’s equal parts solo role play and narrative exercise. If…

Jay's final scene concludes the main portion of this Fiasco. One last look back at the scene and how the card "Puny Humans" brought us to were we ended this story, before we head into the Aftermath.

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Scene 12: This is it. Jay's at the end of the line, desperately holding on to control, and to his friendship with Bill. Can he find a way out of this, or is it time to let it all go?

It's the last scene of the game, and the last scene for Jay. It all comes down to this, influenced by the final card, "Puny Humans." How much worse could things really get, at this point?

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This was Ash's final scene, where her passivity and perceived weakness revealed themselves to be all part of a very chaotic, highly improvised plan, all thanks to the card "Cause and Effect."

In many games, dice determine the outcome of a challenge. Sometimes, they can take over the story completely for a brief moment.

Scene 11: Ash is caught between a bomb and guy with a gun, trying to distract him long enough for Bill to take him out. One way or another, she will get off this train. Whatever the cost.

From the creator of Brindlewood Bay and The Between, Public Access is a roleplaying game inspired by analog and found footage horror!

Scene 11: Ash is caught between a bomb and guy with a gun, trying to distract him long enough for Bill to take him out. One way or another, she will get off this train. Whatever the cost.

For Ash's final scene, the card "Cause and Effect" might just lead to a few revelations of what exactly her place is within this Fiasco.

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Looking back at Bill's finale scene of this story. Did he find himself trapped in the Fly Paper, or was he trying to bait someone else?