Solstice: A '90s Folk Horror RPG 🔥 #ZineQuest

A project in Edinburgh, UK by Tanya Floaker
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Small town mentality, shame, and burning someone alive in a wicker man to bring back the sun.
Backers: 113
Average Pledge Per Backer: £17

Funded: £1,922 of £250
Dates: Feb 22nd -> Mar 3rd (11 days)
Project By: Tanya Floaker
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Latest News

On this, the day of our deity of reciprocity, we gather to give special thanks to our treasured Sun.

March 1st - via: kickstarter.com
Chosen of the Solstice!  With less than 48h remaining, we have formed a following of 100 Backers! A third sticker for the packs is almost within our grasp. If you can think of one person to tell who would like this RPG, please consider doing so now,... (Read More)

Hot Off The Press!

February 28th - via: kickstarter.com
Chosen of the Solstice, REJOICE!  The ritual sacrifice made last weekend was not in vain! Print proofs have arrived. They look dark, foreboding, like VHS copy of a copy of a nineties video nasty. In other words, perfect! In practical terms, this... (Read More)

Solstice: 90s folk horror in the dying moments of Zine Quest

February 28th - via: geeknative.com
Tanya Floaker has brought an RPG about shame and burning someone alive in a wicker man as a sacrifice to bring back the sun running for a few more days in the dying moments of Kickstarter’s Zine Quest. (Read More)

We love the Winter, it brings us closer together!

February 25th - via: kickstarter.com
Chosen of the Solstice! Last night I had amazing fun taking Solstice back to Edinburgh Indie Gamers (EIG) to be played. The game itself began as a hack of a We Dance Til Dawn by Martin Pickett, another EIG member. The RPG Talk discord server has a... (Read More)

When this kind of fire starts, it is very hard to put out.

February 23rd - via: kickstarter.com
Chosen of the Solstice!  Funding has crossed the £1000 mark, which means a second sticker in the pack. While the first paid tribute to The Wicker Man, the second sticker pays tribute to another film which strongly influenced the design of the game:... (Read More)

BRIGHTEST BLESSINGS!

February 22nd - via: kickstarter.com
Chosen of the Solstice!  I have nothing but thanks and happiness to you upon seeing Solstice fund very shortly after launch. We are now 6h in, and as I type it has reached £750. That means Solstice will definitely be getting a print run, and we are... (Read More)

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