Roadside Hotel Dossier/Ghost Kraken/Ghost Devil
A downloadable game
Roadside Hotel Dead Drop July 1990
A series of manila folders were stuffed into an unattended leather briefcase found at the “Roadside Hotel”. Documents were recovered following a F.I.S.T Ohio Defense Division team building exercise in 1990. Specialized “Cleaners” removed any trace of F.I.S.T involvement at the hotel. See attached schematic and contents list.
Contents:
Folder 1: Ghost Kraken Incident-Operation Azorian 1974. Submarine Schematic. 1pg
Folder 2: Ghost Devil Incident- Operation Frostgate 1975. 2pg
Folder 3: Glossary/ Evidence Index. 2pg
Contains two missions for F.I.S.T and a Glossary of Key terms for flavor text.
Status | Released |
Category | Physical game |
Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (1 total ratings) |
Author | Gareth_Den |
Tags | cold-war, fist, Ghosts, kraken |
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FIST Hotel Dossier-Deaddrop.pdf 7.5 MB
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Antarctic Snow Cruiser Side View.jpg 171 kB
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Antarctic Snow Cruiser.jpg 162 kB
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Antartic Regions 1912.jpg 6.8 MB
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Glomar Explorer submerged-fcontent.jpg 85 kB
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Icebreaker Blueprint.png 53 kB
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K-129 Salvage.jpg 75 kB
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USS Halibut Attack Model 1970.png 341 kB
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hotel schematic.png 1.6 MB
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Roadside Hotel Dossier is a set of two missions for FIST.
The PDF is 9 pages, and deliberately styled to look like a set of bureaucratic documents. This styling makes it a little hard to read and use as a mission, but adds a great sense of immersion and some meta commentary in the form of scrawled notes. It's a neat flourish.
The first scenario is a simple undersea skirmish against a thing that is using a submarine as a hermit crab would a shell. The second is a more adventure-y arctic exploration with a unique status effect, challenging but intermittent foes, and a more open ended final objective: negotiating with Thoth. It's by far the stronger of the two, but the first is also great as a shotgun scenario or an introduction to FIST.
Overall, if you want to add some FIST missions to your dossier, you should pick these up. The slight difficulty in reading them is more than offset by their quality, and they should be a good experience with any group.