In 1954, the Swedish government ordered the construction of the world’s largest particle accelerator. The facility was complete in 1969, located deep below the pastoral countryside of Mälaröarna. The local population called this marvel of technology The Loop. The world changed forever...
Based on sci-fi artist Simon Stalenhag’s paintings of Swedish 1980s suburbia, populated by fantastic machines and strange beasts Stalenhag’s portrayed a childhood against a backdrop of Swedish cars and everyday life, mixed with a twilight zone of robots, creatures and the supernatural, creates a unique atmosphere that is both instantly recognizable as the 1980's and something altogether new. Welcome to our game where the cast play teenagers in 1980's as they solve Mysteries while trying to get through their everyday life.
Based on sci-fi artist Simon Stalenhag’s paintings of Swedish 1980s suburbia, populated by fantastic machines and strange beasts Stalenhag’s portrayed a childhood against a backdrop of Swedish cars and everyday life, mixed with a twilight zone of robots, creatures and the supernatural, creates a unique atmosphere that is both instantly recognizable as the 1980's and something altogether new. Welcome to our game where the cast play teenagers in 1980's as they solve Mysteries while trying to get through their everyday life.
The Shows
Character creation and the campaign can be found here.
Ghost, Shadow and Emily go over character creation for our Tales from the Loop game.
The Cast
Elizabeth "Lizzie" Sanders is 11 years old and already pretty sure she probably knows at least almost everything. Everything important anyway.
She lives with her mother and older sister and when she's not attending the 5th grade at Boulder Elementary School she's usually reading. Or looking for a quiet place to read. Or volunteering at the library.
She lives with her mother and older sister and when she's not attending the 5th grade at Boulder Elementary School she's usually reading. Or looking for a quiet place to read. Or volunteering at the library.
Dillon Smith, commonly known as “Friday” is a 13-year-old boy who has a propensity for trouble. The son of a wealthy family, he is often found in detention at school. Between schoolyard fights, run ins with the teachers and his constant verbose encounters with lunch lady Doris for supplying what Dillon deems as cat food, he doesn’t get much time to socialize in school.
Dillon is not the brightest spark in the bunch, hence the nickname “Friday”. It takes him that long to understand what was told to him on Monday.
Dillon has short black hair and blue eyes. Partly Asian in appearance, a byproduct of his parents coupling. His father, American and his mother, Japanese. They are the owners of “Pantech Security”, a global technology company that supplies security robots to wealthy families and businesses.
Mark Campbell is a 12 year old boy genius with a passion for computers. His difficult home life leads him too spend most of his time in the library, reading on working the computer. He believes he is the smartest kid in school, and he very well may be right, but that attitude makes it hard for him to make friends. Mark always takes a scientific approach to investigating the strange occurrences in the loop, and believes there is always a rational solution...we just have to find it.
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