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The critically acclaimed band “High Crimes” has been touring and just played the show of their lives in Providence. You’re on the tour, and you're all spending the next few hours celebrating at the Crowne Plaza Providence-Warwick—before crawling onto a plane headed to London.

Why sleep when you can party? And why party if you’re not partying like a rock star?

Long Description

The band “High Crimes” has been on tour for two months supporting their critically successful second album. After a sold out show in Providence, the band and their entourage are celebrating at the Crowne Plaza Providence-Warwick. At the crack of dawn, they’ll fly out to the European leg of their tour.

Why sleep when you can party?

Players will be part of the tour. Maybe you’re in the band. Maybe you’re a promoter, an agent, or a roadie. But no matter who you are, tonight is going to be epic. This is the era in High Crimes’ career of chaos, excess, and destruction – before sobriety, writing award winning film scores, and actually paying the IRS.

NPCs will be fans of the band. Maybe you’re trying to play it cool, but can’t believe you’re in the same room with these absolute icons. Maybe you just want to tell the drummer how much that one song they wrote meant to you. All you know is tonight’s show was one of the best concerts you’ve ever seen – and even though the guy at the door said “Don’t be a star fucker”, he probably didn’t mean it literally.

Walk-up NPCs will be accepted, as space permits. Talk to the door guy; maybe you can get a wristband…

The game itself is low system, high fun. Expect more structure than a costume party, but not much more: Characters will fit on an index card; NPCs will get directional prompts.

This event could actually happen at this hotel; it’s optimized for immersion. What you’ll see is what you’ll be seeing–and what you’ll do is what you’ll actually be doing. Don’t punch any cops, light any fires, kiss anyone who doesn’t want you to, or do anything else that might get anyone sued.