The Woman in Red: A Candela Obscura Assignment
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A series of mysterious deaths in the art galleries of Newfaire have left investigators perplexed and concerned for the safety of the city’s more respectable citizens in the Eaves. Some eyewitnesses have spoken of a chilling, almost ghostly figure of a woman, but when questioned further, can’t agree on a description. Your Circle has been requested by Candela to investigate and come to the bottom of this mysterious apparition before whatever this person or creature is hurts anyone else.
Cover Art: A woman wearing a fashionable gown and a hat with feathers in it, she is carrying an eyeglass and a fur stole. Colour process print. Wellcome Collection. Public Domain Mark. Source: Wellcome Collection. CC BY 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons
Legal notice: This product was created using the Darrington Press Community Gaming License. The Illuminated Worlds Standard Resource Document is owned and copyrighted by Darrington Press, LLC. All rights reserved. This product is based on the Adaptive Content created and owned by Darrington Press: Candela Obscura, Darrington Press, LLC, 2023, available at https://darringtonpress.com/.
Note: The author does not condone the use of AI to create images for her TTRPG projects. Its use negatively impacts artists and writers alike and therefore will never be seen in her publications.
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Development log
- Minor editsJan 16, 2024
- My first Candela Obscura Assignment is published!!Dec 19, 2023
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To view a (slightly modified) version of the second half of this module, check out the AP I ran on Hoard of Tales for their EU Happy Hour segment! I did record an AP of the first half that this continues from on Valdrianth's channel, but that VOD hasn't been posted yet. I will update when it is!
I recommend picking this up even if you have no intention of running it as an Assignment. The writing is clear, concise, and descriptive, evoking a surprisingly larger world for a document that comes in at 7 pages. You’ve got a strong villain, interesting characters, and locations that had a little movie starting in my head as I imagined what this Assignment unfolding would look like. I think this does a good job of setting up the major points while leaving plenty of room to maneuver depending on your group’s approach.
Full review here.