Loose In The Library

Name: Loose In The Library
Brand: Bored Wreckers Inc

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In Loose In The Library, the players are apprentices in a cursed library. Literary terrors have escaped from the books and are roaming the shelves. The long-suffering Librarian has set you a number of different challenges. Who will be the first one to capture the Kraken, Fenrir, or Grendel's Mother? Or terrors with specific symbols? Or use a fictional object? Each challenge is worth points, as are the terrors themselves. You will have both public challenges for which everyone competes and private challenges which you score only for yourself at the end. You capture the terrors by drawing fictio

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