Wrath of the Wraith

My mom used to watch that Patrick Swayze ghost movie over and over again when I was growing up. While she sat on the edge of her seat watching Patrick Swayze and Whoopie Goldberg try to solve his murder and move him on, all I could do was hide behind my blanket, trying not to ruin the movie because I was afraid. My mom always old me that it wasn’t supposed to be scary... that it was “romantic” and “beautiful” and how wonderful it would be if your loved ones could actually come back to say goodbye.

Yeah, well, sorry, Mom... Unchained Melody isn’t playing now and that isn’t clay flying around the room; it’s shit.. cause it hit the fan. People are screaming outside in the streets, the wind is howling with unearthly wails, and I’m pretty fucking sure the antique doll grandma left me is looking for a knife.  Who you gonna call? Fuck if I know... 

Wrath of the Wraith is a scenario where ghosts are no longer stuck to the pages of cheap horror novels and late-night fright flicks. With a haunting ethereal vortex swirling overhead, the barrier between life and death has disintegrated and those who have long passed have a chance to rain down the pain of the void onto those who have yet to visit it. Torturous echoes of Earth’s worst along with the relentless misery of the Earth’s best attack the living for one night.

Wrath of the Wraith is an original fan scenario created by William Coffing for The End of the World RPG, published by Fantasy Flight Games.

Listen to Fandible play through this scenario

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