Capricon '94 will be held at Monash University Union Building from Friday December 9 to Sunday December 11. It is presented by the Monash University Role Players. Registration begins on Friday at 11:00am, and there will be seven sessions in all at the convention: two on Friday, three on Saturday and two on Sunday. All tournaments are single-session scenarios, so those who wish can play every tournament.
The Kingdom of Tralmeth is in trouble. King Jerrolde has, once
again, managed to let things get out of hand. The next few days
hold many arduous tasks for him, and quite frankly, he isn't up
for the job. For once, there's that Republican movement that
needs crushing. Secondly, the evil and ruthless Lord Smolder has
challenged the King to a duel to the death. Furthermore, young
Prince Ibec has reaches that delicate age, and is in need of
some fatherly advice. And just what has the Court Wizard been
building in his laboratory for the last 6 months.
Fortunately for King Jerrolde, the High Priest of the land has
attempted to save the Kingdom. His plan probably should work.
All he needs is a little help from Jerrolde's predecessors.
Now the Kingdom of Tralmeth has four Kings too many. All of
them the rightful ruler.
A light-hearted, single-session adventure for four players.
Dr Holmsby is very pleased with the group's progress. For three
weeks now most members have been following, more of less, the
calorie-controlled eating plan and meditation regime. Mr. O'Toole
swears that he's not touched a drop since the start of the
program. It is true that Ms. Dwyer is still very tense and is
unable to reduce her medication, but this will be overcome in
due course.
Mrs Caissa will be a long-term problem, but her up-coming
divorce should aid her recovery. It is good that the rest of the
group have shown her such support and sympathy as she recovers
from her stay in supervised care.
A single-session scenario set in Melbourne's brooding suburbs.
Something has happened; you're sure of it. Where is the man you used
to be? The man you used to be would have known where he was, why he
ached, why he lay naked here amongst the others.
If only you knew who he was - he'd have some explaining to do.
To open your eyes could bring answers or could bring madness; you
don't want either - but you know you must! Scattered fragments of
the past cower in the murky blackness of your mind. They are too
painful, too suggestive to explore - but you know you must! You really
don't have to play this scenario - but you know you must!
A single-session adventure for four or five amnesia-stricken players.
Down on your luck? Having trouble moving your merchandise? Don't
despair!
Come to sunny Dhoz-Kam, City of Oppurtunity. For a mere twenty percent
of the total value of your wares, the pride of Menii will take you and
your stock on a round trip tour of some of the most lucrative trading
ports in the Young Kingdoms, starting with Dhoz-Kam - home to the rich,
gullible and eager to please.
So pack your special offers, discount vouchers and free steak knives;
but hurry, this offer is too good to last!
A single session Elric scenario set in Oin and Yu. Four players per
team.
In 2020, Purity is an abstract concept. Do cybernetic enhancements
constitute taints on humanity? An ever decreasing segment of society
believes they do. Other see things differently; cyberware is merely
a natural extension of mankinds' constant quest to eradicate the
imperfections of the human body.
For some people, television is a big business: billions of dollars
are spent by each of the major networks as they vie for the highest
ratings.
The MCA is a small, insignificant organisation catering to a
diminishing band of traditionalists. what the MCA needs is exposure
through the electronic media. Network 21 is not a high profile network.
In a world dominated by corporate interests, publicly owned stations
rely on their viewers for funds, and when this income dries up, such
networks can no longer operate. Coverage of the MCA is about as low
profile as it gets, but when you can't afford anything else, what can
you do? Now there is a scandal in the MCA, and everyone wants to know
about it. Network 21 is suddenly competing with the big boys. The MCA
executive is calling an investigation; the Network will help... won't
they?
A one session tournament set in futuristic Melbourne. For four players.
Step right up, step right up! This is it! Welcome to the greatest show
in Glorantha! Right here in Sunny Prax, you will be amazed; you will be
astounded; you will be flabbergasted! It's all here! Marvel at Maki the
Magnificent, at Grymbar the Great, at Shallor the Stupendous, and at the
Phenomenal Phystos, to name just four. Don't miss this one-night only
extravaganza, brought to you by the Sensational Broobeater Brothers.
This is,without doubt, the Greatest Show in Glorantha!
A one-session Runequest tournament for four players.
If you play just one tournament this year, make it this one.
Melbourne, 1974 - Melbourne's first serial killer slaughters 14
people over a month, ravaging them like a wild animal, and drinking
their blood, ending in a fire fight with police, during which the
house he was hiding in caught fire and burned the killer to death.
Case closed.
Melbourne, 1994 - Over the last week, three horrific murders have
occured. Each body was found, unmarked, no sign of a struggle, completely
drained of blood. The police fear a copycat killer. The media uses this
for either another attack upon the critised police, or to declare that
there are vampire killers stalking the streets.
A young girl of a well-respected family is the third death. Her father,
enraged at the police platitudes, uses his influence to find those who
may suceed where the police have failed.
None of you have ever experienced this before. Curiosity draws you
onwards. Fear makes you cautious.
A single-session tournament for four players, using the StoryTeller
system.
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Send all entries to Capricon III, c/- Monash University Role Players,
Union Building, Monash Uni. Wellington Rd, Clayton.