Missed Settings

[InkGolem]

@Jumpscare There was that shifter game set in Wyoming

[Jennkryst]

@Jumpscare Aaaaaalaaaaabama, Alaska, Arizona (I almost marked this because I forgot Reno was in Nevada), Arkansas, California (Several), Colorado (Sheltering Skies, Shadowrun Denver, others), Connecticut. ding-ding-ding Delaware, Florida (I played on an oWoD game in Florida before I made it to CoH, but this was years ago), Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois(surely there’s been Chicago, right?), Indiana! Ding-ding-ding…

[Wizz]

@Jumpscare

I was working on a game a few years back set in Utah about the fight against a secret society of supernatural body jumpers hidden within a large, prominent religion here but in the end figured it would be more headache than it was worth, lol.

but I still think SLC would be a fascinating setting for urban fantasy/horror.

[MisterBoring]

I remember a game in the late 90s that was set in a weird small town, and if anyone asked if the game was set in X state, the answer was always yes.

[Hobbie]

I’ve never seen a game set in North Dakota.

I was about to say I’ve never seen a game set in Australia either but an old memory is tickling my brain on that one.

[labsunlimited]

@Hobbie Minot, North Dakota. Ground Squirrels of Darkness!

[Jennkryst]

@Hobbie said in Missed Settings:

Australia

Everyone’s dead by the end of the first week.

[Hobbie]

@labsunlimited The second someone spins up a World of Mild Discomfort set in Minot I am there.

[somasatori]

There was a game set in Honolulu in the late 90s! I played myself (basically) and became ghouled to the toreador primogen.

[Evilgrayson]

@Jennkryst Idaho’s been done, as has Washington State. John Wayne’s werewolf game - I forget the name of it - was set in Idaho, and GarouMUSH was set in Washington State.