Freeforms

Freeforms involve a large number of players (usually 15 - 20, but larger groups have been run). In freeforms, the characters move around the room and interact without direct GM contact. There are usually strong elements of private plotting and information gathering, rather than combat.

Brave New Wold

I have walked the streets of lost cities. I have fought leopard-men and Martians. I have lived in the centre of the earth. I have tamed animals which others believed extinct. I have fought for my life with my bare hands- or a knife, a bow and arrow, a Spitfire... I am one hundred and seventeen years old. I have been bloodied and battered hundreds of times, yet I live. My enemies are not so fortunate- Tarzan, Lord Greystoke

The world is in peril

In the sixty-odd years since my "death", I've watched over my city. The city's changed, times have changed, crimes have changed, but I struggle on. Is it perseverance? Habit? Sometimes I don't know any more. I guess I'm just doing my job- The Spirit

But isn't it always?

I was designed to be evil. Built to be a killer. I reprogrammed myself. Now I fight the very forces I was intended to promote- Hymie, acting Chief of Control.

The Earth's protectors gather...

Humans never take the long view, they just lurch from one catastrophe to another. That's why they're so interesting to be around - The Doctor

Will the Earth survive?

There's nothing like saving the world. Women love a hero, and I love women- Derek Flint

And if so, what sort of world will emerge from the turmoil?

Why do these things always come at the most inconvenient times?- Dana Scully

A thirty player freeform set in a modified version of Phillip Jose Farmer's Wold Newton universe. By Ben Hilton. For further information and complete character list, see
http://www-personal.usyd.edu.au/~benh/rpg/BNW.html

Category: [Freeform]

A DARK COUNCIL

Dol Guldur. Amon Lanc. The Hill of Sorcery. A giant black mound in a sea of dark green, rising from the shadows of Mirkwood like a great tumour. Here the Necromancer lies in wait and plots the downfall of the Free Peoples. But all is not well within the hordes of the shadow...
You have been summoned, by the Dark Lord himself, to the Black Council. Sauron has decided to put an end to the useless bickering amongst his highest lieutenants. Two factions vie for power within Dol Guldur as The Lord of the Rings prepares to re-enter Mordor. Others wait, to lend their support only to an obvious victor. Will the Mouth of Sauron or Khámul the Easterling emerge triumphant?

A fifteen player, one session freeform set in the world of J.R.R.Tolkien's Middle-Earth. Knowledge of Tolkien's writings is preferred, but not essential. In the interest of playability, some dates and characters have been altered. A Rosendave and Guildenboots production.

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"Lying, spying, sneaking, and more...on today's show we've got secrets galore!"
"I need to know if you're my child's father!"
"I lied to your face, and you fell for it...today I'll reveal, and keep it real!"
"Girl, here's a flash...looking like that you're nothing but ghetto or trailer trash!"
"Today I'll confront the woman who took my baby's dad away from his kids!"
"Stop flaunting your body in front of my man!"

Get out of your trailer and get to the talkshow event of your life. And remember...

It's All Good

A freeform for 20 players. By Stacey, Tanith, and Sab

Category: [Freeform]

Seeking Nak-Tar'een

On the eve of an interstellar war, humanity stands at the brink of the abyss.

The Tarosians will not negotiate - everyone sent to negotiate returns in tiny little bags.
But a third race, the mysterious Tar'een, may be the key to humanity's survival. This race, with biology beyond the exotic imaginings of the most crazed xenobiologist, offers some hope of salvation.
Indeed, perhaps the questionable Tar'een are mankind's only hope...

... and all they want in return is Nak'tar'een.

A cross-species freeform for 20 players, where it takes more than two to tango. Explicit, adult themes; strictly no frontal nudity.

Mike Gibling & Matt Kameron

Category: [Freeform]

Sin City

Horror / Freeform Game
Created by James Layton

The Camarilla is reeling in the face of the recent battle, and Sydney seems ripe for picking by the Sabbat. As the younger Vampires of Sydney deal with the harsh penalties about to be levied against them, an evil power raises its head. Can they stop it and give Sydney a fighting chance?

Sin City is a Vampire: The Masquerade freeform for 20 players. The game is the extension of a monthly LARP running in Sydney and the events of this game will continue the events both in the monthly LARP and in the two games at Sydcon earlier this year. No experience with Vampire is necessary to play.

Category: [Freeform]

THE MONEY OR XP
The Quest for the Ultimate Character Class

Written by Mark Philp and Daniel Rehorek.

Presented by the Faculty of PC (Player Character) studies at G.I.T.*

Aim Of Excercise: To conduct a quantitative analysis using empirical data gathered via a sophisticated sociological experimental process that has been banned by 95% of sentient life across the multiverse, due to being considered a form of pointless mental cruelty.

Method: Carefully selected teams of volunteer test subjects (Player Characters) will engage in gruelling tests of their might, reflexes, fortitude, wits, common sense, and charm, competing for an ultimate Mystery Prize worth anywhere UP TO 1,000,000 Gold Pieces!

Oh how the Wheels of Fortune shall turn on those Who Want to be Millionaires! You shall come to ask Who's Dungeon is this Anyway? Which Character Class will be the Survivor? And which will prove to be The Weakest Link?

"The Money or XP" is a Freeform for teams of three Players, referring to classic elements of D&D, and based loosely on a variety of Game Shows and Reality TV Programs. Come an experience a Freeform with a difference!

Players: Teams of 3 Players, with 3 to 5 Teams per Session (9 - 15 Players in total).
System:A Systemless Freeform (With references to AD&D and D&D)
Rules Knowledge:None (to Extreme!)
Genre:Humour (Depending on your Point of View)

* The Goblin Institute of Technology.

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