Grave Liasons
A downloadable game
Grave Liasons is a PvP roleplaying game powered by chocolate where you play as nosy ghosts trying to ensure that their descendants get matched with the perfect partner (according to them).
While playing, players take on the roles of SPIRITS, who are trying to ensure or prevent a match, and DESCENDANTS, who are just normal people looking for love.
- Engage in hijinks as SPIRITS use their ghostly powers to engineer or sabotage a relationship.
- Flirt with your friends as you take on the roles of flawed people looking for love.
- Eat and share chocolate to power the game.
Grave Liasons is a game that wouldn't have been made without the support and encouragement of Role Over Play Dead and BabblegumSam. Thanks gang, ya'll are awesome.
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Grave Liaisons is a single page rpg about ghosts trying to get mortals to just date already.
It's adorable and it uses chocolates as one of its game mechanics, which makes it kind of an automatic shoo-in for halloween one-shots.
It *also* has a Wraith-style mechanic where other people at the table take on different roles in your scene, and one of them plays your Rival, who is opposed to your constant efforts to get your Descendant and their Descendant to kiss.
I can't say I've seen many ghost-based romantic comedy rpgs, but my goodness this one works. The setup generates chemistry on its own, but if a dynamic ever falls flat, you don't have to follow through on it, and the game focuses on more than one set of characters.
The chocolate mechanics are fairly minor, but they allow for some light-hearted pvp on the side, and they very technically determine the winner of the game---but honestly, if you're playing this, you're already winning.
Get Grave Liasons. Pay money for it if you can.
This is hands down one of my favorite one-page systems.
This is adorable; I can absolutely see playing this being a whirlwind of laughter & chocolate!
Thanks! It was inspired by a real-life moment at a graveyard and I was giggling the whole time making it.