Jane Austen Roleplaying Game: A Beginner-Friendly One-Shot Adventure

Join us at About Time Bookstore for a one-shot Jane Austen roleplaying game adventure! Love Jane Austen and want to escape to Regency England? Welcome to Good Society, the Jane Austen roleplaying game. Play out your very own regency drama of balls, estates, passions and desires. Join Tricia Ballad at About Time Bookstore for a beginner-friendly Jane Austen one-shot roleplaying game designed for a small group. Tricia will guide players through the game, explain the rules along the way, and help everyone get comfortable bringing their character to life. Light refreshments provided. What to expect: - A 3-hour Jane Austen adventure - A story-filled, beginner-friendly game - Pre-made characters provided - No previous roleplaying experience necessary - Limited to 3–6 players Come ready to make some new friends and see where the adventure takes you! Good Society is a collaborative regency rpg that seeks to capture the heart, and the countenance, of Jane Austen’s work. It is a game of balls, estates, sly glances, and turns about the garden. At least on the surface. Underneath this, just as in Austen’s own novels, it is a game of social ambition, family obligation and breathtaking, heart-stopping longing. Play the type of characters that captured your imagination in Austen’s books. Step into your own regency character, from a wealthy heir who falls in love with the aloof new arrival, to a charming socialite bent on ruining the reputation of their rivals. Exploit your advantages, connections, and family influence to achieve your secret desire – all while jealously guarding your good name. Not only that, players in Good Society hold the power to control the story itself, and change it in their favour. Take control of influential connections, create rumour and scandal, and spend tokens to orchestrate balls, carriage accidents, and even marriages. I'm on the waitlist. What now? Please be patient! A number of people may return their tickets when they realize they have a schedule conflict. After each refund, we release a ticket to the next person in the waitlist line.