2025 Dates and Site Announcement

ITS HAPPENING!!
After a long, unexpected, wait we’re so excited to finally share our 2025 dates!

But first… DRMA IS MOVING BACK TO YE OLDE COMMONS!!
YOC is under new ownership, and we are looking forward to working with them as we return to our former home!
More information about the site will be posted on our website soon.


2025 dates:

Jan 17-19 (Virtual)

February 7-9 (In-Person)*

March 28-30 (In-Person)

April 18-20 (Virtual)

May 9-11 (Virtual)

June (OFF, summer break!)

July 18-20 (Virtual)

Aug 22-24 (Virtual)

Sept 12-14 (Virtual)

October 17-19 (In-Person)

November 21-23 (In-Person)

December 12-14 (In-Person)


*February 2025 will be our first event back in person for 2025, and will also be DRMA’s official switch to the DR LIVE mechanics system!

Tickets for our January event will go up for sale on Friday Dec 27th at 2p ET.


Event dates will be updated on our website and in the database asap.

DRMA 2024 Online Econ Update

Updated 1/5/24

With the new network changes to LIT usage starting in 2024, DRMA will no longer be updating LIT with new items or trades.
Instead we will be writing out item cards, and mailing them directly to players.

As part of this new process there will be a few changes to how we handle econ and other item related processes for our online games.

To start off our 2024 January game we’ve decided to try out a spreadsheet format, for everyone to fill out and submit, which will provide our logistics team a clear list to write out your item cards.
This form will be used in place of our previous public works channels in the event Discord server.

This form can be filled out by any players who attend our event. And can be submitted anytime from now (in future months it will be the Friday 1 week before) until Saturday at 12p ET of the event; emailed to DystopiaRisingMass@gmail.com
This form should be used for any projects relating to: Foraging/Salvaging (not including randomized finds), Buy List purchases, Agriculture, Artisan, Conversions, Culinary, Hunting, Print Copying, Financial (including Elitariat), Trailblazing.

Standard rules/costs/restrictions for crafting/gathering/etc apply.
A player's characters may not work together/swap off on a project, share materials, etc.


How Will Time Costs Work:
Each player will have up to 12 hours total of crafting time for the event, which may be split up however you'd like between your characters and projects.
(ex. Character 1 uses 6 hours for crafting 3 projects, Character 2 uses 4 hours for farming and salvaging, Character 3 uses 2 hours for cooking)

These 12 hours are not conditional on the time you spend in mods, RP chats, etc (you essentially get the full weekend Fri-Sun for RP, mods, story; and 12 hours of econ).
But you are required to check into and request access to the server, in order to be considered as Attending the event and qualify to receive items.
We encourage you to use the time during the event that would usually be spent filling out Public Works posts and in the Work Zone, as a chance to RP with others, join some mods, and experience even more of our story. You’re welcome to continue RPing econ+crafting in the server, and we will have RP channels available for it; but it is not a hard requirement.


How Will Mind Costs Work?
Each player will have mind equal to 3 times your max mind (ie. 2 refreshes) per character; which can be used for your projects.
You may not use any items or gear to increase or refresh your mind pool for use in this form.
(Ex. Character 1 has a mind pool of 20; so they have a total max of 60 mind that can be used on this form. Character 2 has a mind pool of 35; so they have a total max of 105 mind that can be used on this form)

This available mind is separate from your mind you will have available to use in the Discord server for mods, teaching, healing, etc. which will work as it previously has- where each character’s mind pool will refresh at the 12s during the weekend, and can be supplemented with items and gear as written.

How Will Resolve Costs Work?
Each player will have 1 resolve pool per character, shared between expenditures on the Econ form and in the Discord server (for mods, skills, items, etc).
(ex. Character 1 has 4 resolve; they spend 3 while cooking, and 1 on a mod. Character 2 has 4 resolve; they spend 4 on cooking, gain and additional 1 from another character using Social which cannot be used on the Econ form, and spend the regained 1 on a mod.)

How Will Spent Resources Work?
As of Jan 1, we are no longer able to use LIT inventories in the database for anything other than removing items. All spent materials will be removed from the player's LIT account. If this causes negatives due to using carded items this can be zeroed out by turning in the cards at an in person game.

Existing quantities in LIT will be spent first before negatives are entered as we are not able to enter them as unique custom pulls.
If you have multiple versions of an item in your LIT (ex. Tree Nuts with 3 different expirations) and would like to use specific ones first, please note that in the form in the “Items Spent” field. Otherwise we will default to the nearest expiration date.

*Items used and gained on mods/in game spaces will be recorded separately from this form using the same method as before— either reported to us by mod runners, or logged by you in the Used Item channel in the server.


How Does Trading Work?
If you plan to trade resources with other players we ask that you please coordinate with them how you will exchange those items. Unfortunately, due to the complications it would involve, DRMA's team will not be able to facilitate card/item trades; and can no longer enter trades in LIT.
Traded items that are expended will be removed from the LIT of the character expending them, which can then be zeroed out as needed when the traded cards are received by the player.
(ex. Player A agrees to give Player B 3 Basic Herb. Player B then makes brews using those 3 Basic Herb. -3 Basic Herb will be removed from Player B’s LIT)


If you have any questions about this process, please email dystopiarisingmass@gmail.com before game; or open a Director ticket in the event server during the weekend.

*You will need to save a copy of the econ form, update the title to include your name and player number, and email/share access to us when ready.

Dystopia Rising Mass 2024 Dates

Dystopia Rising Massachusetts is excited to announce our 2024 dates!

Due to Camp Marshall’s closure in winter and summer camp, we will be continuing to host online events during the times our site is unavailable.

2024

January event - Jan 5-7 : Online (Discord)

February event - Feb 2-4 : Online (Discord)

March event - Mar 22-24 : Online (Discord)

April event - Apr 26-28: Camp Marshall

May event - May 10-12: Camp Marshall

June event - May 31-June 2: Camp Marshall

July event - Jul 12-14 : Online (Discord)

August event - Aug 9-11 : Online (Discord)

September event - Sept 20-22: Camp Marshall

October event - Oct 18-20: Camp Marshall

November event - Nov 15-17 : Online (Discord)

December - Winter Break, no event.

Update: Our event dates have now also been added to our Calendar of Events HERE

Spookwalk 2023 at Camp Marshall

Come join us for our 2023 Spookwalk at Camp Marshall!

Every year our wonderful site hosts a halloween weekend of fun for the local community.
Part of that fun is a nightly haunted horror walk (like a haunted house but around the lower grounds of site). As part of our partnership with Camp Marshall, Dystopia Rising MA is helping to run it this year, and we’re looking for volunteers to help play our host of horrors!

This year’s theme is perfectly suited for our community: Zombies!
Our team has been crafting a fun story to tell through this medium; but we need your help to bring it to life!


When:

Friday October 27th and Saturday October 28th.
The haunted walks will begin at 7p, running till 11p at the latest each night. We’re asking volunteers to arrive at 5p so that we can get into costume, makeup, and do a walkthrough of what everyone will be doing.


Where:

Camp Marshall. For those arrive for the start of the walk each night, meet outside the building we use as the Post office; we’ll be operating out of there as our NPC land.
Parking location is TBD, and will be announced before the event.


What:

Our spookwalk will include 5 short scenes, spread out around the Lower Grounds, that participants will experience as they go through. Each run of the spookwalk will only be about 20 minutes, each scene taking about 5.
We’re looking for volunteers to play various roles including scientists, zombies, in-story “tour guides”, and more!
Some scenes or roles may involve speaking with participants, but all roles will have no physical contact; and all scenes will be relatively low physical demand (mostly walking, and shambling about; no combat or running).


As a thanks for your time and help we will be giving volunteers:

  • Dinner each night

  • 50 CAPs per hour (this includes arrival and prep time, NPCing, build/breakdown help before or after, etc)

  • 1 free purchase from ANY Old Port Department Buylist; for those who volunteer for a full day (those who do multiple days will get 1 free purchase per day volunteering!)

  • Our undying gratitude!


If you’re interested in participating and helping us run an fun taste of immersive experience to the Masses (pun intended) please fill out the sign up form below so we can lock in our roster and reach out to everyone about the fun plans we have in store.

Non-DR players are more than welcome to volunteer if you have friends who’d like to join us!

Network Update to Ticket Pricing

Hello all, here is an important announcement from National about a pricing change across the network; effective October 1st, 2023.

Please email customerservice@dystopiarising.com if you have any questions not answered in the post about the national policy.


Dystopia Rising Massachussets’ Ticket Plan

As mentioned in the announcement, while these new prices are standard they are not currently mandatory; and each branch can elect to discount their tickets.
After much thought and discussion, we have decided that at Dystopia Rising Massachusetts we will be offering our tickets at a lower increase of $10, for tickets affected by the new pricing.

This means that starting in October our ticket pricing will be:
The 4-hour (standard) casting ticket will be increasing from $65 to $75 (instead of $85).
The 2-hour (minimum) casting ticket will be increasing from $85 to $95 (instead of $105).
The casting opt-out ticket will be increasing from $100 to $110 (instead of $120).
The 6-hour (maximum) casting ticket will remain the same price, at $45.
The 10-hour day ticket (with 2-hour casting) will remain the same price, at $35.
Online event tickets will be increasing from $45 to $55.
New Player (first game) tickets will remain the same price, at $35. And guides will still be able to give a free first game to new players as before.


We recognize that this is a complicated topic in many ways, and please know that this was not a decision we came to lightly.
Our goal is not to price anyone out or be made to feel unwelcome. We made our decision with the goal that a smaller increase to tickets will allow us to keep entry to our events as affordable as we can; while still helping us better cover our operational costs, so that we can continue to tell wild stories of horror and hope with you all.

If you have any questions about our local MA policies please contact us at dystopiarisingmass@gmail.com

Opening up Character Setup Spaces

As characters get settled into The Grove Quarter of Old Port, we want everyone to have space to set up and make this new town feel like home.
But we still want to maintain the Community Center as an open and neutral space where all characters, no matter their affiliations, can gather freely.

Our solution… Opening up cabins on the “boys side” of camp for what we will be calling: Character Setup Spaces!

If you’re interested in setting up a faith center, hospital, research center/library, bar, or any other town staple you can think of, this is the post for you!

These spaces will be available for free, but will need to be reserved in advance so that we can coordinate with our campsite; and provide a more equal opportunity for those who can’t always get to site first to “claim” a space.
Character setup space reservations will be added to our store as a free add on option, when registration tickets and build go up before each event.


Policies for Reserving and setting up In character spaces:

- Reserving An In Character Space: Building reservations will be first come first serve every month. You are welcome to reserve the same space each month, but reserving an in character setup space one month does not guarantee you the same, or any, building in following months.
If you and someone else would like to swap your reserved buildings, please email dystopiarisingmass@gmail.com ahead of the event, so we can label them properly during set up.

- Reservation Limit: To allow as many people as possible the opportunity to set up in character spaces; there is a limit of 1 building reservation per person.

- Amenities & Resources: These buildings will have the same conditions as the sleeping cabins. They are all open air, with no direct electricity— and we cannot guarantee that we will be able to provide power to these spaces. Individuals are welcome to bring their own solar or generator power for their setup spaces.

- How The Space Can Be Used: All character setup spaces will need to remain open and accessible to all Players throughout the whole weekend, like the Community Center— however, you are welcome to utilize the character setup spaces for group and other character initiatives (faith chapel, lounge, bar, etc). These spaces do not need to remain neutral or unaffiliated.

- Setup Restrictions: Inline with our site’s safety and fire requirements, there can be no flame based appliances. Electrical cooking appliances are ok (please make sure to clean up any food trash to prevent animal visitors).
Live fire cooking appliances (grills, campfires, etc) are not permitted in/around these buildings, and must remain on cement per the site’s fire safety policy.
Smoking (hookah, cigarettes, etc) is not permitted in any of these buildings.

- Sleeping In Character Setup Spaces: These Character Setup Spaces aren’t intended to be private sleeping cabins (stay tuned after our May game for an announcement about that!).
However, if you choose to sleep in the building you’ve reserved, please keep in mind that it will still need to remain accessible throughout the whole weekend to all players, no matter the time or day.
For example: If you set up a bar or hospital in the front section of a long building; and choose to sleep in the back section— You can “close” the bar service for the night and go to bed, but other players may still come and go to RP and utilize the space no matter the time of night.

- Wasteland: A lot of work goes into the creation of these spaces, and we want everyone to feel like they have say over the experience they have and engage with at game. All character setup spaces will, by default, not count as Wasteland; however these buildings can opt into being wasteland.
To do so, the individual who reserved the space may come to Ops and register their space as Wasteland, where they will get added to the list and given a Wasteland sign to hang on the door.

As with non wasteland cabins, non wasteland character setup spaces are still subject to standard CvC and gameplay rules. While they will also not be targeted by wasteland only threats/mods, these spaces are still subject to passing mods and standard combat— the same as the Community Center.

- Cleanup: As of now, all reserved character setup spaces will be considered personal cleanup. Camp cleanup will include a survey of any trash in the areas outside of the cabins; but the breakdown, packing, and cleanup of all character setup spaces will be personal cleanup.

Wasteland Warriors Where?

Hi all, today’s blog is a quick update with a mixture of important information for everyone as we quickly approach the start of our live event opener!!

First things first, Wasteland:
Our website has now been updated with our Wasteland information!

Projected timelines for Friday:
While sometimes our timeline gets a little delayed, these are our estimated times for the start of our event.
Full hours of operation are also viewable now on the website!

2pm FRI - Early set up arrival and start (please meet at Ops)
5pm FRI - Site opens to all attendees
7pm FRI - Checkin opens (at the Post Office)
9pm FRI - Opening announcements
10pm (est) FRI - Game on (for this month we will all be entering game together so make sure to come to Opening announcements to hear all the specifics)

Site Reminders:

  • Camp Marshall gets DARK at night. We will be providing solar powered lights at night, but we highly recommend you bring your own red lights (portable and for your sleeping spaces)

  • All of our cabins are open air and Do Not have power running to them. It is unfortunately forecasted to be rainy and a little cold this weekend; we highly recommend bring extra changes of clothes. As well as warm bedding, and sheets/tarps to block off airflow to your cabins.

  • It’s tick season! Remember to prepare your clothing with tick repellent (give it time to dry completely!) and bring bug spray.

  • We will only have a fridge and microwave available as kitchen/food amenities; there is no kitchen available for cooking. You are welcome to bring plug-in cooking appliances to use in the community center.

Cabin Layout
As mentioned in our previous blog post all about Cabins, we have a pre-selected number of cabins that will be unlocked and available to claim a bed in when site opens. Below is a map of the cabin layout, and which cabins you can expect to be unlocked when you arrive onsite.

Any cabin marked “open” is available for all players to stay in, beds are claimed on a first come first served basis— please do not reserve or save beds for others who are not on site yet.

Addendum 4/27 1:30pm:
Covid Requirements and Waivers
Also a reminder that all attendees must submit our new digital waivers. It only take a minute to fill out; electronic waivers signed for DR:NJ are accepted.
Anyone under 18 years of age, will still need a paper waiver signed by a legal guardian.

Full covid vaccination, plus at least one booster or a negative covid test from the last 72 hours is required to attend all DR:MA events.
Full details on our covid policy and how to submit vaccination records can be found here

DRMA Cross Plot with DRNY and DRPA: "Echoes of the Common Fall"

Get ready to travel, because to celebrate the Massachusetts and Pennsylvania chapters’ return to live play, we are teaming up with Dystopia Rising New York to run a three-part, cross-chapter plot! “Echoes of the Common Fall” will run on three consecutive weekends, beginning April 28 - 30 in Massachusetts, continuing May 5 - 7 in Pennsylvania, and concluding May 12 - 14 in New York.


“Echoes of the Common Fall” is a set of three modules, each of which will be run and designed by the individual chapters with a common narrative. Focused on Jonesing and Faith, the modules examine an ancient religion that existed just after the Fall, and introduces Nuclear Glass, a new local scrap that can be used in all three chapters. Each module will also introduce part of a new Benediction usable at all three chapters - if you bring your copy from one chapter to another you not only unlock new uses of the Benediction, but if you secure the full blueprint, you’ll get three different PFA abilities.


The weather is warming, chapters are re-opening, and Spring is a great season to send your character on a DR roadtrip to the Oldest Port, Luxury and Requiem!

Cabins, Camping, and You!

As mentioned in our blog post getting to know Camp Marshall, We rent our cabins individually each month, based on how many players we are expecting.
All beds are first come first serve; but there are plenty of beds, and we can add on additional cabins as needed if we reach capacity!

What are the Cabins like?

There are 2 sizes of cabin, we’ll refer to them as Small and Big cabins.

The small cabins can range from around 5-8 beds. In a square single room layout; most of the beds are singles, with 1 or 2 bunk beds.

The big cabins can range from around 8-12 beds. In a longer rectangular layout, with a wall frame dividing the space slightly; and a mixture of single and bunk beds.
These frame walls can be used to separate the front and back of the buildings if, for example, your cabin wants to make the smaller front portion a sitting/hangout room or lounge. If you are setting up part of your sleeping cabin as non-sleeping space, please make sure you are not taking away available beds; and that everyone in the cabin is ok with having the set up inside.

If you rearrange any furniture within your cabin please take a picture of the original set up first, so that we can put everything back where it belongs at the end of the weekend!


Power, Heating&Cooling

An important note we want everyone to be aware of is that the cabins do not have electricity in them.

There is an exterior light pole we can turn on/off to illuminate the area around the cabins; but we encourage everyone to set up battery powered lanterns and string lights, along with any other cabin decorations you want to bring. This site can get DARK at night (red lights are highly encouraged for this reason)!!

While this also means we can’t use heating/cooling appliances, the cabins are open air (with screens) so in the warmer months— which is primarily when we will be here— there will be some good cross breeze. And in the cooler months (we won’t be here in winter) hanging an extra curtain or blanket should help keep things insulated if there’s possibilities of evening temps dipping lower.

There will still be outlets available to use at various locations onsite including the Bathhouse, to use as needed. But please be cautious if you choose to leave personal items plugged in and unattended.



Medical Sleep

Cabin 12, the closest to the bathhouse, is our designated med sleep building. We will be running an extension cord from the bathhouse to this cabin, for anyone who needs to power medical equipment.
When possible, please email dystopiarisingmass@gmail.com and let us know in advance if you will need access to this space. No doctor’s note is required, but please let us know in your email what/if any specific needs you have so that we can plan properly and accommodate everyone as much as possible (including things like # of med sleep beds we’ll need, how many people will need electricity for medical equipment, etc).

By default our Medical Sleep cabin is a Non-Combat space.



Tenting

As of now our designated tenting area will be in between cabins 3 and 5 (behind cabin 4), and between cabins 5 and 7 (behind cabin 6). If enough people tent and fill up these spaces, will will designate a secondary tenting area!

Since the tenting spaces are in higher traffic in-game spaces, please make sure your tenting set up is appropriately genred!

All tent lines must be marked with red glow sticks or other red lights for night time safety.



Wasteland Cabins

Inline with the Wasteland system, we will be utilizing an opt-in practice for cabins.
While all cabins are subject to regular mods and combat passing through, opting into Wasteland is intended to provide the potential for a more intense game experience.
In addition to the standard rules for Wasteland Spaces, opting into a Wasteland cabin may include but is not limited to: higher level threats and late night raids, with potentially high value loot.

The decision to become a Wasteland cabin must be unanimous with everyone staying in the cabin. If you decide to opt into this experience, please send someone to Ops to have your cabin added to our list, and collect a Wasteland cabin sign that you will post on your front door.

Wasteland cabins are always considered CvC active. All CvC actions performed within a Wasteland cabin (murder, in-game theft*, etc) must still follow standard Wasteland rules; and we heavily recommend having a Guide with you.
*Note: Stealing from bed spaces (on or underneath a person’s bed; and going inside of their bags/personal belongings in this space) is not permitted.

At any point in the weekend, a cabin can decide to opt back out of being Wasteland. In this situation please remove the sign from your cabin door and return it to Ops, where you can notify our team to remove your cabin from our Wasteland list.


By default these sleeping and personal spaces will not be Wasteland:

  • Medical Sleep

  • Personal tents (individual players may opt the area of their set up into Wasteland. But no one may enter a personal tent without expressed permission by the owner)

  • Bathrooms


Cabin Reference Pictures

Left - Large cabin
Center- Small cabin

Small Cabin- Exterior

Small Cabin- Inside (number of beds, and layout may vary)

Large Cabin- Exterior

Large Cabin- Interior (number of beds, and layout may vary)

Large Cabin- Back Section (number of beds, and layout may vary)

Large Cabin- Front Section (number of beds, and layout may vary)

Medical Sleep- Exterior
*The Camp is working on installing an access ramp to the side of the porch

Medical Sleep- Interior (number of beds, and layout may vary)

Medical Sleep- Interior (number of beds, and layout may vary)
Taken from inside corner to the left of entrance.

New Site-- Get to Know Camp Marshall!

When going to a new camp site, one of the biggest questions on everyone’s minds is: What does the site look like, and where is everything?

Well this is the blog post for you!, Here we will be giving a full breakdown of our new site, Camp Marshall, and where everything will be that we have access to during our event weekends!

(Another post is coming soon with details specifically about cabins, so stay tuned!)


When driving onto site you will come down a long winding drive. This drive is marked in green on the map.


The Upper Grounds
As you approach, on your left side will be the Upper Grounds (you’ll see a big red barn and other buildings and vehicles). Please avoid going into this area, it is a separate rental space and not a space we have access to!
This space is marked in RED on the map


The Lower Grounds+ Parking
On your right side, as you approach, is the Lower Grounds. This is the space we have access to for our events.

Right at the entrance, there is a large lot for everyone to park in!
Note: You can drive your cars down to the sleeping spaces, but please be aware that it is on a down slope and there are plenty of roots.



Sleeping Spaces
As you come down the hill into the Lower Grounds, on your right side (left on the map, labeled “Girls’ Side”) is where our sleeping cabins are!

We rent these cabins individually each month, and there are plenty of beds in each, so no need to worry about having somewhere to sleep! We will designate each month which cabins are open.
One of the cabins will be designated as Medical Sleep.

Also within this area is a (open air) bath house— with toilets, sinks, and showers! These will be open for everyone to use.

*The sleeping spaces on the left (right on the map, labeled “boy’s side”) will not be open for player sleep, unless we need to open up more cabins for sleeping space. Players can mingle and hang out in this area, but please don’t try and enter the buildings here unless they are opened up for use. We also ask that we try and keep the noise in this section down, as we will have our decompression space here.



Tenting
Location for this is still being determined, we will update on this once a decision has been made!



Decompression Space

One of the cabins, cabin #2, in the left side (Right on the map, labeled “boy’s side”) will be our designated Decompression Space. If at any point you need somewhere quiet to step out of game, this cabin will be an open access space where you can sit and take the time you need away from noise and crowds.
Please keep in mind that this is not a sleeping space.



Town Center

Continuing down the hill from the sleeping spaces you will enter into the main part of town.
Here you will find plenty of outdoor spaces to hang out; and some centralized spaces.
The first location you will come to is a divided building, with one half being a bathroom, and the other half will be our Post Office (more on this below)! As well as the Community Center, pavilion, and the Mod Building.



Post Office

The Post office will now have it’s own separate space! You can come here for any and all of your in game paperwork needs, as well as a central hub where you can come if you need OOG help or if there’s an emergency. When open, our post office will always have a radio they can use to contact a director as needed.

This building is also where we will be running Check-In each month (not Ops)!

Post Office Hours will be:
10pm Friday - 2am Sat
10am - 2pm Sat
(2pm-4pm Closed for Siesta)
4pm Sat - 2am Sun
8am - Noon Sun



Community Center

Connected to the Post Office building, is what we are calling our town’s Community Center.
These buildings are adjoined by a cement patio with an outdoor fireplace (Camp Marshall asks for only small fires only in there please!)

The Community Center is a place where everyone is welcome to hang out and come together. In the back room there is a large fridge/freezer where everyone is welcome to store personal food.
There is no longer a kitchen available in this space, but there are plenty of outlets for appliances— we will be providing a microwave for everyone to use— and the camp has given us permission for folks to bring grills/other outdoor cooking appliances so long as they stay on the cement outside.

It is our intention to keep the Community Center open and accessible to everyone so, while everyone is welcome to hang out here, we ask that no one/group set up in this space as their “base”/business/turf etc.



Mod Building

Behind the Communty Center is the Pole Barn, which we will be using as our Mod Building. This is where we will be setting up some more immersive+environmental mod builds for everyone to expereince.
Please don’t enter this building unless a mod brings you in there, or you are directed by a team member!



Ops/Monster Camp

At the bottom of the hill there is a large field with a few buildings. To the left on your way down, will be a Green Shack, where the half of our Director team is staying.
Next to it will be a colorfully decorated cabin, called the Arts&Crafts Cabin (marked red on the map). Please avoid this building! it is an old building that is very fragile and a favorite of the site’s younger guests— and they have asked us not to go near it.

At the far end of the field is the Lodge, which we will be using as our Ops/Monster Camp. This is where you will come to checkin for your NPC times; get into costume/makeup; as well as for character deaths, story questions, etc.

The other half of our Director team will be staying in the back rooms of this building.



The Waterfront and Boathouse

Past the field and Ops is the waterfront of the lake.
We ask that you do not go in the lake if there is not a Lifeguard on duty; as well as to not enter the Boathouse, or use their boats/kayaks.

There will be designated times when we have a lifeguard on duty for players to go in the water (and maybe a water/lake mod or two…).


Site Pics!

Player Parking Lot. This was taken from the path leading down into the Lower Grounds. The road/driveway you will be on coming into site in on the right of this picture.

The Sleeping Area can be seen on the right side of the path, coming down from the parking lot.

Cabins in the Sleeping Area. There is a mixture of shorter and longer cabins.

Outside of the Bathouse. The med sleep cabin is just to the right of this picture.

Inside the bathhouse.

The first door on the left is one of the entrances to the Post office. The second door is the bathroom. In the background is the Community Center.

Entering the post office from the side door. Pardon the clown in the window, it will be gone for our events!

Inside the Post Office.

The Community Center

Inside the Community Center

The Pole Barn/Mod Building

The Arts & Crafts Building— Please stay away from here!

The Lodge/ Ops