This is so delightful. Distills Brindlewood mechanics down to their elegant center while keeping the vibe of the scenario perfectly gobliny. I'll have no trouble getting this to the table as we're always on the hunt for true one-shots with a chaotic spirit (as opposed to one-shots that actually take three sessions and actually require more emotional investment than we were prepared for).
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Played this last night with a group of three other religious studies scholars - easily one of my top five ever TTRPG sessions. By the end we had sparked a full schismatic uprising and incited the apocalyptic ravings of a mad prophet. The mechanics supported the chaos beautifully, with every plot point being an opportunity for collaborative one-upmanship and failing forward. At least two of us are considering running a session of this in our college classes...