Eldritch Workshop

Projects

Eldritch

Eldritch was a live-action roleplaying campaign. Its first run began in 2018 and included four events and a one-day event. We reset the campaign in 2021, and it then told one continuous story across ten events, from July 2022 to October 2026.

The game was set in a low-fantasy medieval world where nine great houses competed for power. The players' characters were settlers from the Kingdom of Arnesse who had traveled west to the Annwyn.

Seven of those ten events took place at Millersylvania State Park. The others took place at Middle Ground, Camp Lyle McLeod, and Camlann Medieval Village.

An illustrated map of the Annwyn with knights at its corners.
A lantern and a candle on a table outdoors at dusk.Two players stand back to back in a crimson gown and an embroidered black coat.Three cloaked figures stand around lanterns in the dark.Two figures in silhouette beside a misty lake at sunrise.

Battle for the Annwyn

Battle for the Annwyn is a strategy game for phones, tablets, and computers, set in the world of Eldritch. Players command an army through three battles to win back a town from the forces of Oblivion.

Friends can play together against the game, or one player can take command of the enemy. It installs from a web browser with no app store needed, and it also plays offline, including at a table with real dice and cards.

The title card for Battle for the Annwyn, with the Eldritch logo over a dark map of a town and four enemy sigils.

I Pray God Will Curse the Writer

I Pray God Will Curse the Writer was a cosmic horror larp that we produced and ran in Seattle on November 5, 2016. It sold out.

Nick Wedig wrote the game, a freeform parlor larp based on The King in Yellow by Robert W. Chambers. Some players portrayed a film crew who became trapped in the city of Carcosa while reading a horror script. Others played the people of Carcosa and made their own costumes.

It took place at Teatro de la Psychomachia, an event space and dance studio in Seattle, and it was for adults.

An ink illustration by Harry Clarke of a pale woman in a starred halo, standing above a robed man who raises his hands.