The Queen of the Night's Gaze
GM: Facundo Prats Pannunzio
Description
The Mavens are invited, as dearest guests, and judges of the garden exhibitions, to the highly anticipated annual night bloom of the Queen of the Night—a rare flower that opens only after dark once per year, acquired this same year by the botanical authorities. However there are some myths that spin around The Queen of the Night: In some cultures, the flower is associated with magic, enchantment, and even spiritual awakening due to its sudden, dramatic bloom in darkness; some others, state that its beauty hides itself to not be witnessed and brings tragedy around it.
About the Game
- Game System
- Brindlewood Bay
Additional Information
The Murder Mavens (you) are a mystery book club that has been meeting on the top floor of The Candlelight Booksellers every Saturday evening for the last ten years. The Murder Mavens are particularly fond of The Gold Crown Mysteries series by Robin Masterson, featuring the globe-trotting super-sleuth, Amanda Delacourt.
The Mavens themselves are all elderly women whose partners have passed away and whose children have long flown the nest. Now, they’re enjoying their golden years in the picturesque town of Brindlewood Bay, keeping their homes the way they like, pursuing their hobbies, and finding comfort and companionship in each other.
The Mavens are also amateur detectives, they have helped local police solve several high profile crimes, who almost always resent their meddling.
The Mavens are invited, as dearest guests, and judges of the garden exhibitions, to the highly anticipated annual night bloom of the Queen of the Night—a rare flower that opens only after dark once per year, acquired this same year by the botanical authorities. However there are some myths that spin around The Queen of the Night: In some cultures, the flower is associated with magic, enchantment, and even spiritual awakening due to its sudden, dramatic bloom in darkness; some others, state that its beauty hides itself to not be witnessed and brings tragedy around it.