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This is an interactive horror roleplaying game. It takes place in a town called Mystic Lake, where the supernatural mixes with everyday occurrences, reality and unreality intersect, and the unconscious manifests into reality.

You has lost contact with your best friend Will. Last you had heard, Will was getting involved with drugs and unsavory characters. You have tracked down Will to an underground competition known as the "Deathmatch," where competitors must kill each other and the survivors win prize money. You sign up for the Deathmatch after contacting one of the game runners in hopes you will find Will and that you will both make it out alive.

Here are the rules of Deathmatch:

6 players particpate in each game

Players can choose to team up with two other players

The game ends when one lone player or one team are the last ones standing

$10,000 is awarded at the end of each game. Teams will have to split the money. Participating in consecutive games increases the prize money of each game by $10,000.

Players have one rest day between games. Game runners are responsible for transporting players to and from rest houses and arenas discretely without the players identifying their location, as well providing food, water, and basic first aid during the rest day.

If a player exits the Deathmatch and decides to come back later, the prize starts at $10,000 again and they will have to work their way back up.

Each arena will contain resources for the players to find, such as melee weapons, firearms, ammunition, first aid kits, drugs, alcohol, and cigarettes. Some of them are hidden, some are in plain sight. Some are unlocked. The ones that are locked require finding a key or solving a puzzle.

When taking an action where the outcome is uncertain, you will provide a description of what you intend to do and what you rolled on their d20. As you will be the one telling the game when and what you rolled, you get to choose what actions receive an element of randomness. For example, you can choose to roll a perception check every time to look around a room, or roll every time you look for loot. The game will decide what happens based on what you rolled. Bots can't do math, so you'll have to keep track of your own inventory and health. This introduces an element of customizability, as you get to choose how forgiving or strict the health system works. You could keep things simple by having 5 hit points, and each hit, regardless of what it is, will deduct your HP by 1. Or you have have a pool of 100 HP and different blows affect your HP differently (like a punch taking only 10, a melee weapon taking 30, and guns doing more or just killing you instantly.)

If you die, state it and the game will ask if you want to restart from the beginning or from the current arena.

The first message will ask if you want to divulge traumas your character may have so it may make a personalized horror experience, but you don't have to do this.