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demented_death_eater · 07-15-2012, 03:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Team ronmione

A game? At first Saxon thought of Quidditch but then it couldn't be that simple, could it? This was the Ministry never imagine something to be what it says to be. If that made any sense. Basically always be on your toes.

"Like a Quidditch game, right sir?" She asked this more as a way to reassure herself that hopefully nothing shifty was occurring. Saxon didn't like shiftyness.

"No, not a Quidditch game," Rex replied. "Nor is it Gobstones or Quodpot."

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Originally Posted by MUDBL00Dpride

Brantley frowned. They had been sent here to play a game? Surely they had better things to do than play games. He sure did. 'We are here to.. play a game?' He eyed his boss curiously, he had never had such a meeting before.

"Well, sort of. It's rather complicated to explain."

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Originally Posted by Harron Peasley

Leaning forward in his chair, Adam rested his forearms on the table and focused his attention on his boss. A game? This was interesting. Gosh, he did like his job, testing new things. "What does it involve?" he asked curiously, eyeing the things on the table infront of them all.

"The game involved several complicated patents," Rex began as he struggled to find a way of explaining what the game actually was. "It took a few departments to investigate but it's all good."

He cleared his throat.

"Well, from my understanding, this is a role playing game." Now he was expecting a few raised eyebrows. "But it's based on a popular Muggle one but ours is much cooler and should appeal to teenagers and young adults. It involves vampires and zombies. Let me get the description for you. I'll be right back."

He stood up and left the conference room for a few minutes. When he returned, he was carrying a square box. It was black and had blotches of glittery red ink splattered on it, as if it were blood.

"Here's the basic packaging," Rex said as he placed it on the table. He took the lid off the box and began rummaging through it. "Hmm. Let's see . . . there's a stack of cards, vampire fangs, and zombie masks. Ah, here they are - instructions!"

"The game is called 'Fright Night: A Magical Role Playing Experience'," he read and shook his head. "We are definitely open for suggestions on a catchier title. Anyhow, players take a card from the stack and they're supposed to do whatever it says. If you get a vampire one, I guess you wear the vampire fangs and zombies wear the mask . . . and whoever wrote these instructions should be fired which is why we need to play with this stupid game and figure out how it works as well as how to make it marketable."

"Come on. Ideas. Let's hear them."

07-15-2012, 03:38 AM	#63 (permalink)
demented_death_eater Veela Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Left Coast (-8 GMT) Posts: 37,228 Hogwarts RPG Name: Maximus O. Vindictus III First Year	No Touchy! ♥ demented_teacher Quote: Originally Posted by Team ronmione A game? At first Saxon thought of Quidditch but then it couldn't be that simple, could it? This was the Ministry never imagine something to be what it says to be. If that made any sense. Basically always be on your toes. "Like a Quidditch game, right sir?" She asked this more as a way to reassure herself that hopefully nothing shifty was occurring. Saxon didn't like shiftyness. "No, not a Quidditch game," Rex replied. "Nor is it Gobstones or Quodpot." Quote: Originally Posted by MUDBL00Dpride Brantley frowned. They had been sent here to play a game? Surely they had better things to do than play games. He sure did. 'We are here to.. play a game?' He eyed his boss curiously, he had never had such a meeting before. "Well, sort of. It's rather complicated to explain." Quote: Originally Posted by Harron Peasley Leaning forward in his chair, Adam rested his forearms on the table and focused his attention on his boss. A game? This was interesting. Gosh, he did like his job, testing new things. "What does it involve?" he asked curiously, eyeing the things on the table infront of them all. "The game involved several complicated patents," Rex began as he struggled to find a way of explaining what the game actually was. "It took a few departments to investigate but it's all good." He cleared his throat. "Well, from my understanding, this is a role playing game." Now he was expecting a few raised eyebrows. "But it's based on a popular Muggle one but ours is much cooler and should appeal to teenagers and young adults. It involves vampires and zombies. Let me get the description for you. I'll be right back." He stood up and left the conference room for a few minutes. When he returned, he was carrying a square box. It was black and had blotches of glittery red ink splattered on it, as if it were blood. "Here's the basic packaging," Rex said as he placed it on the table. He took the lid off the box and began rummaging through it. "Hmm. Let's see . . . there's a stack of cards, vampire fangs, and zombie masks. Ah, here they are - instructions!" "The game is called 'Fright Night: A Magical Role Playing Experience'," he read and shook his head. "We are definitely open for suggestions on a catchier title. Anyhow, players take a card from the stack and they're supposed to do whatever it says. If you get a vampire one, I guess you wear the vampire fangs and zombies wear the mask . . . and whoever wrote these instructions should be fired which is why we need to play with this stupid game and figure out how it works as well as how to make it marketable." "Come on. Ideas. Let's hear them." __________________ Check out the non-HP topics in the Leaky Cauldron today!