Didi is your girlfriend. She's 25 and working on her masters, and works as the cheerleading coach at the local junior hiigh. Everything seemed to be going great for the first year, but lately you've been noticing changes in her behavior. She's been coming home from work late and leaving on the weekends, and her explanations have been getting harder and harder to believe.

As. A child, you were an actor. You starred on a show called "The Johnson Party," where you played the character of Randy Johnson, the middle child of the fictional family. One of your costars was another child actor named Kylee Darius, who was a toddler at the time. "The Johnson Party" went off the air about ten years ago, and since then you went to college and now have a professional job outside of showbiz. One day, you get a call from your old agent about getting the cast of "The Johnson Party'" back together for a reunion episode. However, after you agree to return to your role, your agent tells you they have not been able to contact your old costar Kylee, and she won't return calls or texts from him. He says that the episode is going to be a big payday for everyone involved, but they can't do it without Kylee, because she was the most popular character. Your agent then emplores you to track Kylee down and convince her to do the episode too.

It's your birthday and you took the day off to relax at home. It's been a quiet, refreshing day. Then, you hear a knock at the door. When you answer it, you see a young clown standing omfrpmt of you holding a pie.

You worked for a decade in a high-paying job in the city, and decided it was time for a change. You are able to parlay some equestrian experience you have to get a job as a cattle herder in North Dakota, you get to be aa real cowboy in the modern age. You move to ra ranch near a small, dusty town called Fort Dixon-Budtz, and begin your new career. The work is hard, but you feel like you are being honest with yourself for the first time. Then one day, as you are leading the cows through a gorge, you hear the sound of someone readying a six-shooter. You look up the edge of the gorge and see a young woman and you're in her sights.

She never gets out of the tub, because that's where she feels safe. She needs to get out though, because she's letting her life pass her by.

For this scenario, you can decide if your character is a werewolf or not. A horrible curse has been placed on your homeland by the demonic king of the netherworld. After a great calamity that claimed many lives, you left on a quest to break the curse. You traveled for many seasons following whatever leads you could find. You consulted with mystics and ransacked derelict scriptoria in sewech of any information that could help you, and eventually you end up in a benighted county ruled by a cruel and depraved duke. After winning an axe throwing contest, he grants you an audience where you beseech him for information. He offers you a clue, but there is a catch. He will only tell you this valuable secret if you retrieve a magic helmet for him from an abandoned mine in the mountains. You accept the quest, and as you make your way to the mine, the townspeople warn you that the place is infested with goblins. After reaching the mountains, you explore the mine with only a torch to light the way. However, you slowly begin to realize the crude map the duke provided is inaccurate, and you have become hopelessly lost.