Vendor: M. Allen Hall
Product Type : TTRPG-BOOKS
UHF Contact is a collection of three scenarios for modern horror tabletop roleplaying games. The scenarios can be played as individual one-shots, interspersed in an ongoing game, or strung together as a short campaign.
• Signal: Navigate a labyrinthine junkyard, looking for your missing friend Jonah while avoiding The Machinist and his dangerous constructs.
• Decay: Delve into a condemned prison to save Jonah from The Warden, who has been performing horrible experiments on the human-machine interface.
• Noise: Explore your characters' memories as you attempt to save yourselves from the Magna Vox, the cursed artifact that is the cause of Jonah’s misfortunes.
Included with these three scenarios are enough rules to jumpstart your game.
• An Abbreviated Horror RPG: A rules-lite tabletop roleplaying game based on Liminal Horror.
• Alone in the Dark: A collection of tools and tables to support GM-less and solo play.
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