Could somebody tell me more about the vampire David Bowie game in this months Codex? A friend is very interested.

10 thoughts on “Could somebody tell me more about the vampire David Bowie game in this months Codex? A friend is very interested.”

1. Paging Tom McGrenery

2. Paging Tom McGrenery

3. In short, though, it’s a scenario for Night’s Black Agents or other GUMSHOE games.

4. In short, though, it’s a scenario for Night’s Black Agents or other GUMSHOE games.

5. It can be summarised with this quote from Chris O’Leary’s Pushing Ahead of the Dame: “”Bowie was living in a fetid pool of rumors, echoes, junkie laments; he was holding court in a circle of vampires. … Far from having escaped from delusions and bad magic in Los Angeles, Bowie had turned out to be an infected host, bringing his cocaine-fueled necromancy back to Europe.”

   It uses the conspyramid format from Night’s Black Agents plus a truncated vampyramid (rechristened the “glampyramid”) to provide a framework for an improvisational investigative game.

6. It can be summarised with this quote from Chris O’Leary’s Pushing Ahead of the Dame: “”Bowie was living in a fetid pool of rumors, echoes, junkie laments; he was holding court in a circle of vampires. … Far from having escaped from delusions and bad magic in Los Angeles, Bowie had turned out to be an infected host, bringing his cocaine-fueled necromancy back to Europe.”

   It uses the conspyramid format from Night’s Black Agents plus a truncated vampyramid (rechristened the “glampyramid”) to provide a framework for an improvisational investigative game.

7. Just enjoying the mental exercise of making a sound track for a game of this. I think I would start with Loving the Alien. 🙂

8. Just enjoying the mental exercise of making a sound track for a game of this. I think I would start with Loving the Alien. 🙂

9. Sure. A “friend”.

10. Sure. A “friend”.

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