Survival Tabletop Role Play Game - A Thousand Enemies
Description
Have you always wanted to play D&D but found the dice, the stats, and all the maths intimidating? This is the tabletop game for you!
This is a Dread scenario, where your skills at Jenga decides how successful you are in the game. Want to do a daring feat of acrobatics? pull one block in 15 seconds, need to make a desperate escape from the clutches of the enemy? pull 3 blocks in 30 seconds. If you fail the pull, there's a good chance your character doesn't survive.
The Setting:
Based in the worlds of Peter Rabbit and Watership Down, the players are all rabbits of the same warren. Where working together, knowing your role in the whole, and accepting that the world is full of danger for rabbits is needed to survive.
The Story:
A trio of young impatient kits decided to raid the farmer's garden, thinking that they were going to become reknown heros. Instead two have come running back home with the terrifying knowledge that their leader was captured by the smaller human. Your group has been charged by the council to infiltrate the farm and rescue Young Sage before it is too late.
Your Roles:
There are four character roles available to choose from
The Scout - a talented rabbit that can hide and sneak to watch for dangers ahead, and look for food for the warren.
The Digger - a strong rabbit that specailises in construction of burrows, hide holes, and escape routes.
The Empath - Rabbits that are born with a sensitivity to visions and premonitions, they are sometimes called to give prophecy and warn of upcoming danger.
The Council Member - an elder rabbit that has distinguished themselves and now takes part in the governance of the warren. Usually the biggest, boldest, and best of their field they have wisdom and diplomacy earned with experience.
Working together and pulling blocks strategically is the game. Winning and telling a shared story is the goal.
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