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It is the year 1500. In the town of Salzburg, many routes meet. Every day, carts full of salt and steel, Bohemian glass and Italian wine cross the well-defended bridge. A duty is imposed on all wares, though few people benefit.

High on the hill above the river, the pious and cruel archbishop Leonhard von Keutschach is building a new fortress to maintain control. In the streets below, scholars and schemers are hunting for secrets that will enable them to bend their fate.

Secrets of Salzburg is: 

It includes an oracle as its central mechanic, three tables for quick character generation and three scenario sketches. 

Released under the Creative Commons licence CC-BY-SA 4.0. In short, you are free to copy, share and remix the text, as long as you give credit and impose no further restrictions.

Can you uncover the secrets of the rich and mighty while guarding your own?

Updated 7 days ago
StatusReleased
CategoryPhysical game
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(10 total ratings)
AuthorFlorik
GenreRole Playing
Tags1prpgjam, cards, GM-Less, Historical, One-page, PbtA
Average sessionA few hours
LanguagesEnglish

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Never played in that time period before and it was fun to discover the unexpected secret occupations. Will definetly keep an eye on this! If this ever is released in German my group will definetly take a trip to the secrets of Salzburg.

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A very intriguing game. The card prompts variety is a great way to guide the outcome in such a GM-less game. Setting and tone are conveyed clearly in what little page real estate there is. And the adventure suggestions help me a lot to visualize a possible play experience. Jumps straight to the top of my must-try list for shorter play.

Thanks for making me blush!

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Thrilling and compact game of medieval intrigue. It's been nearly 20 years since I've been to Salzburg, but this pamphlet game took me right back to those streets.

Reading this makes me want to print a pack of these and drop a few in some cafes and pubs around town.


I'm glad you like it!