Sagas of Sundry - Season 2
Season 2
The year is 1993. The tenants in a 1930s landmark, discover a dark secret brewing within their building's walls… As with Sagas of Sundrys first season, there is an incredible cast of characters to lead this season's story, including Game Master Ivan van Norman, Liam O'Brien, Xander Jeanneret, Marisha Ray, Jeremy Walker, and Erika Ishii, and the return of Darin De Paul as Mr. Wren.
Episodes
Madness Prologue
Every story starts with a seed, and every person carries a secret. We split the story into 5 INDIVIDUAL adventures before the MADNESS begins!
Keep the Machine On
Our players begin their descent into MADNESS! Our story begins with the players meeting at a 'rooftop soiree' of one of the tenants. Things turn sour quickly though as an unexpected visitor arrives, with a powerful and deranged accusation.
Open the Door
The Tenants are in a difficult situation, do they hide? Or do they explain what happened? No matter what, they must confront the law – and themselves.
Across the Desert
MADNESS begins to settle in as the players find themselves in a unique situation, in a unique place. Narrowly escaping dangers, they stumble upon more questions then answers – as they attempt to learn exactly 'what' is happening here.
The Black Door
The Tenants find themselves back into the building, only to discover the lights have been turned off. A black door awaits - as the building continues to speak to them, but its secrets are elusive. No place is safe.
The Blueprints
With a member of the party lost, the players descend into the earth below. The Cult of the Watcher is close, and the Tenants discover the MADNESS deep inside them all.
The Machine
The tenants discover a way to set things right, but what repercussions will their actions have?
The Horsemen
The tenants have one last task they must complete. This is why they were brought together. But will everyone survive what awaits them?
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