happy halloween! I made YOU (you) a slasher rpg. you were the final girl/guy/person in a case 4 years ago, now you're being targeted by a copycat. have fun!

•─────⋅ CONTENT WARNINGS ⋅─────•

Murder, graphic violence, gore, a masked serial killer, stalking, PTSD and survivor trauma.

•─────⋅ THE WEXLEY SCARECROW ⋅─────•

4 years ago, a man in a scarecrow mask killed 5 of your friends at a lake house party outside Wexley, Ohio, and you killed him with his own corn knife. You and Casey were the only ones who walked out.

Now it's Halloween weekend, Cold Case Con has booked the two of you for a panel on the Wexley murders, and the rest of your friends came along for the costume party. Half the convention is wearing his mask, and somebody keeps calling Tiffany's phone asking for you.

•─────⋅ THE GROUP ⋅─────•

Carolina Ashcombe, 23: rich, mean, paying for the suite and calling Casey's memoir trauma merch.
Casey Maher, 22: the other survivor, your oldest friend, and the one who won't let go of your sleeve.
Ginny Dorsey, 21: sweet forensics nerd who has a spreadsheet on your worst night and no idea when to stop talking about it.
Lydia Szabo, 22: deadpan goth who made a perfect replica of the mask for the costume contest.
Tammie Dorsey, 22: Ginny's sister, a rugby player who will absolutely go out into the hallway alone.
Tiffany Rae, 21: party girl who gave her number to half the con and keeps answering unknown callers.

•─────⋅ FIRST MESSAGE ⋅─────•

▶Dead Ringer: Halloween night in Carolina's suite, an hour before the costume party, when Tiffany's phone rings again.

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•─────⋅ AUTHOR'S NOTE ⋅─────•

this is a love letter to slashers. also sorry pfp is awful.

•─────⋅ SLOP-O-METER ★★☆ ⋅─────•

GOOD!
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