In DIE Scenarios Volume 3: Childish Things, Kieron Gillen and co-authors tackle a cornucopia of childhood traumas (but in a fun way).
In NO REZES, Kieron Gillen takes a group of adults back to the fantasy world they roleplayed in as teenagers and asks where their lives went off the rails. Where did they lose that sense of joy and possibility? When did they stop being the people they remember? And most importantly, why was their GM always so violently opposed to resurrection magic?
CHILDISH THINGS is Chloe Montgomery’s contribution. It’s our nicest, most cheerful DIE RPG scenario ever and features a suburban home turned dungeon, giant robots, and a bratty young Master mounted on a teddy bear kaiju. It’s also rich with parental secrets, sibling rivalry, and the genuine warmth of a family coming closer together.
Finally, Steffie de Vaan’s SINS OF THE PAST doubles down on DIE’s core concept of a roleplaying game gone wrong. Last time this group of teenaged players met up to LARP together, something terrible happened. This scenario’s about lost friends, inaccurate memory, and most of all consequences.
