A capsule campaign of 5-6 sessions  $25 weekly Every October, the hillsides above Cindervale catch fire with autumn color. The Last Sheaf Festival brings the whole town home for nine days of harvest markets, cider, and the great bonfire where the season's final sheaf is burned in thanks for the year that's ending. It's the kind of tradition that feels like it could hold a world together. It can. It has been. For three hundred years. You are of the Chancery: former soldiers of the void who once fought to unmake Creation itself, and then, for reasons you may not fully understand, stopped. You are still dying of a strange, personal bane that's killing you. You still can't quite pass for human, but you're imbued with powers to remake the world in a variety of ways. In this postcard mountain town, you have noticed what no god, spirit, or power is capable of seeing: the festival is a ritual, the ritual is starving, and something underneath the valley is beginning to wake up. Your characters are Excrucians: beings living with the fact that the world is fundamentally, structurally (cosmically) wrong, and deciding what is still worth caring for. This game is styled as an existential, cozy folk-horror and a low-combat game of investigation and town drama. Glitch is a diceless and conversation-driven system that relies heavily on imagination, creativity, existential philosophy, ambiguity and collaboration.

$20 weekly (at least 3-5 posts per week) https://startplaying.games/adventure/cmlvqcs0d0049if04ak7zjn9z?ref=cl49c0gdo67ytbopkh01b6fx3 This is a play-by-post game using the Storium platform. You'll portray morally gray lawyers and legal fixers navigating the corrupt courts of Charterhall. Your firm specializes in the tactics no one admits to using: forged documents, intimidated witnesses, bribed jurors, and flashback heists designed to reshape the trial before it ever begins. The story unfolds as a structured legal thriller/case. The courtroom is your battlefield, but the real work happens behind the scenes: breaking into records halls, negotiating with Spirit Wardens, manipulating dockside witnesses, and cutting deals with wealthy patrons who demand specific outcomes. We'll use the Doskvol setting, and various playbook abilities to collaboratively tell the story of a layered, high-stakes legal drama. This game is perfect for players who enjoy social intrigue, creativity and the high drama of a Victorian English courtroom. No prior experience with Blades in the Dark is required. Its premiere city will be the setting for the game. In Doskvol, the truth isn’t what happened. It’s what you can make the jury believe.

10-15 sessions/ $20 per session - Friday afternoons https://startplaying.games/adventure/cmrsg8mq50047jx04x3zg5bn0?ref=cl49c0gdo67ytbopkh01b6fx3 Welcome to Silks, a Blades in the Dark campaign where you play crooked lawyers fighting dirty in the grimy courtrooms of Duskvol. Your firm specializes in the underhanded tactics that win cases: tampering with evidence, threatening witnesses, corrupting juries, and delivering theatrical courtroom performances that would make any Silkshore actor jealous. Whether you're defending gangsters from Ironhook Prison, prosecuting high-profile criminals, or navigating inheritance disputes in the spectral Ghost Court, you'll use flashbacks, heists, and social manipulation to stack the deck in your favor before the magistrate bangs their gavel. Each session centers around a case, with the courtroom serving as your battleground. You'll roll engagement, present evidence (real or fabricated), cross-examine witnesses, and use competing clocks to determine who wins. Between arguments, you'll flash back to key moments: breaking into a records office, convincing a witness to change their testimony, or planting incriminating documents in your opponent's files. This game is perfect for players who enjoy social intrigue, creative problem-solving, and morally gray characters. If you like courtroom dramas, heist movies, and the dark Victorian aesthetic of Blades in the Dark, you'll feel right at home. We'll embrace the game's mechanics of flashbacks, devil's bargains, and collaborative worldbuilding to create memorable legal battles where the truth is whatever you can make the jury believe. Come prepared for sharp wit, dirty tricks, and the satisfaction of winning cases through cunning rather than justice.