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#1

16-06-07:

Hi there,

Welcome to another issue of Freeform Games’s irregular affiliate newsletter!

In this issue:

New game – Lei’d to Rest

New game – Lei’d to Rest
"In Lei’d to Rest, the guests will join the luau sponsored by the Harmony Cove Resort over the course of a single evening. Wealthy businessmen will rub shoulders with local entertainers, while newlyweds, friends, and grandparents take pictures of each other and eat exotic foods prepared by the local master chef. But what brings smugglers to Lokuhai Beach? Are all the tourists what they seem? And keep your eyes peeled for the mysterious Red Goddess, who is reputed to walk through the heavy forest just off the beach!"

Our customers have been asking for more games for small groups, and also for more games for summer parties – this new game ticks both boxes! Lei’d to Rest is good for any number of guests from 6 up to 12. Set at a beachside luau party on Hawaii, it’s ideal for any summer party out of doors, maybe with a pool and a barbecue… You can easily give your party a Hawaiian theme by decorating with tiki masks, leis and so on, and then a Lei’d to Rest murder is the perfect accompaniment!

Lei’d to Rest is suitable for adults and for kids down to the age of 15 or so. We don’t recommend it for younger kids.

Lei’d to Rest is for 6-12 players and a host, and you can find all the details on our website, at:
freeformgames.com/game_details.php?27

Best wishes,

Mo and Steve
Freeform Games LLP – murder mysteries to die for…
freeformgames.com
info@freeformgames.com

#2

Freeform games scenarios can be purchased via NZLARPS at:

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#3

18/07/07

Hi there,

Welcome to another issue of Freeform Games’s irregular affiliate newsletter!

In this issue:

New game – Davy Jones’ Locker

New game – Davy Jones’ Locker
"It is 1785, and the Caribbean is a hotbed of violence, treachery, the occult and, of course, piracy. Tortuga, an island off the north coast of Haiti, is home not only to peaceful plantations, but also to thieves, gypsies, scavengers, voodoo queens and grave robbers. Tortuga is also a pirate stronghold and a frequent port-of-call for the most feared pirates in the Caribbean.

"Abel “Blackheart” Read, the Caribbean’s most nefarious pirate, had wrought havoc for many years throughout the region – but now his reign of terror is over. First, Blackheart and the Pegasus, his ship, were captured a month ago – and then two weeks ago Blackheart’s second-in-command, Calico Jack, ran his ship (the Orion) aground off Tortuga’s rocky north coast. With these two pirates (and their ships) out of business, the waters of the Caribbean are much safer.

"They have also created a power vacuum in the pirate world – one that will no doubt be filled before too long.

“Tonight, the Libra, a retired warship converted for commercial use, departs from Tortuga on its journey to St. Augustine, Florida. For some of its passengers, this will prove to be a profitable journey. For others, Tortuga may be the last dry land they ever see…”

Our second new game of the summer, and this one’s ideal for fabulous pirate parties! Our eisting pirate game, A Dead Man’s Chest, is our best seller at the moment, so we’ve launched Davy Jones’ Locker to sit alongside it for smaller groups. It’s written for 9 to 11 players plus a host, and the action takes place aboard the good ship Libra, where no-one is as they seem – nuns, gypsies, pirates and bounty hunters mingle, plot and scheme!

Because Davy Jones’ Locker is set on a ship, it works just as well for outdoor or indoor parties. Pirates never go out of style, and your guests will love the costumes as much a the characters.

Davy Jones’ Locker is suitable for adults and for kids down to the age of 15 or so. We don’t recommend it for younger kids.

Davy Jones’ Locker is for 9-11 players and a host, and you can find all the details on our website, at:
freeformgames.com/game_details.php?32

#4

Now that last one sounds fun. Get to dress up as pirates again… and we’ve already got our costumes for that, eh?