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We have our first After-Party, and it’s a great example of how to use the zoning rules to create appropriate content for an After-Party. Remember, while this example includes sexuality, the zoning rules are not limited to risque material!

Friday night of Honor’s Fall is the Bacchanal… a big party before everyone makes final preparations for Saturday night’s conflicts. With music, food, vendors, and all the bigwigs in attendance, there’s plenty to do, and opportunities for both role-play and for your character to make a bunch of Wagers.

This year at Honor’s Fall, we’re adding a “new” tradition to our Game of the Year: After the Bacchanal, we’ll encourage players to host After Parties. An After Party is a player-created event after the Bacchanal, meant to keep the party going and enhance the experience for everyone involved. Since this is a new event, we wanted to make sure you had guidance on how to organize your After Party.

Honor’s Fall isn’t just our game of the year, it’s also the most important event of the year in character as well. From sunset to sunrise, the people of Requiem hunt each other and settle scores - but how are you supposed to play this?  

Every year at Honor’s Fall, the politics of Requiem shuffle as the 13 Families struggle for power - and take each other’s heads. Being a Family Head means being hunted during Honor’s Fall, and the result of that hunt influences who controls Requiem and the Fold for the next year. The Treaty of the Fold lays out the requirements for Honor’s Fall but leaves a lot of room for interpretation. However, we want to make out-of-character expectations clear, as well as clarify the in-character game. 

With General admission tickets now on sale for Honor’s Fall and over 100 participants already signed up, it’s time to make sure everyone gets fed. Brought to you by Christopher Malec, our meal plans are “grab and go” so that you never miss out on food. Here’s

It began in the dark and rain, it ended with a literal bang. The people of the Fold started on the outskirts of Requiem and fought inch by bloody inch until they had reclaimed their town. But while the Nostra army lies defeated, their leader, Lupa, still has cards she has yet to play, and with Honor’s Fall looming, her story is far from over. 

Dystopia Rising New York posts information on our website, on social media, and places them in your packet to reduce discussion during opening announcements. This month’s announcements contain important information… please take a few moments to review!

As we prepare for our Premiere event, we wanted to make sure all our players can influence the outcome of the war with the Nostra. To make sure they know how they can do so, particularly outside of combat, we’re publishing our CONOP for Dogs of War. This document describes how players can both impact the Battle of Requiem and its aftermath.

As Dogs of War approaches, we’ve had two significant sets of action requests… first from people who wish to start the game captured and the second from people who want to fight against the town on the side of the enemy. Here’s some information if this applies to you.

All you ever wanted to know about Dystopia Rising New York’s Premiere Event, Dogs of War, that you weren’t afraid to ask. Got a question for the FAQ? Email us at info@dystopiarisingny.com for more information. 

General admission tickets go on sale Thursday for Dogs of War… but you can get our meal plan now. Brought to you by Christopher Malec, our meal plans are “grab and go” so that you never miss out on food.

On Monday, Early Bird Tickets for our Premiere game go on sale at 8 pm Eastern. Here’s what you need to know to purchase the ticket you want. Don’t forget… you still have time to purchase Early Bird tickets to our May game and get a special perk for doing so!