One of the things I love about Unknown Armies is how it seems to compel fans to create and share fantastic ideas. I was reminded of this by Eric Brennan's recent thread on RPG.net's forums, outlining a cabal and campaign focused on the fringes of Hollywood stardom and the occult underground.
If you're looking for a taste of what makes Unknown Armies special, or inspiration for putting together your own game, here are links to some fan creations that may interest you.
- News From The Occult Underground, a website that John Tynes maintained for a long time as a repository for fan-created content, is loaded with unnatural goodness.
- The "Unknown Armies plot-in-a-line thread," from back in 2004 on RPG.net.
- An actual play thread for a game called "Shadows of Chicago" also on RPG.net.
- An Occult Underground-themed Fiasco playset add-in.
- The Sunshine Cab Company (and related RPG.net forum thread).
- "Twenty-Six Plots for Unknown Armies Based on Pink Floyd's 'The Wall'."
- "Unknown Armies — Plots and Conspiracies," six seed plots for your UA campaign.
- "Using Unknown Armies for a Zombie Survival Game," some house rules (for UA2, but easily tweaked for UA3) and story seeds for playing Walking Dead–style Z-horror.
- UA3 contributor Ryan Macklin's archive of UA articles, including using UA passions to create depth, and new schools of magick.
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