Knocks
One knock for yes, two for no. The simplest channel, and the easiest to fake — which is exactly why the first trials hide there. Count carefully; a third knock means something else is in the room.
Est. 1891 · Reopened for the living
OUIJA Capture the Flag
Six trials are buried in this house. The living hid them badly. Rest your hands on the planchette, ask a careful question, and something on the other side will spell the answer out — one letter at a time.
Transmission
Or drag across the board yourself — click any glyph to call it.
- Flags
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- Trials
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- Mediums
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- Circles
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The house on Blackmoor Row
Three ways the dead will speak to you
Every flag in this game reached the other side by a different road. Learn the roads and the board becomes a map.
Spelling
The planchette drags across the board and the flag arrives letter by letter, out of order, missing its vowels. Reassembly is your problem. The dead are not proofreaders.
Apports
Objects that arrive from nowhere: a photograph, a wax cylinder, a file with the wrong extension. Everything the house hands you is evidence, and some of it is bait.
Loading trials…
What waits beyond the veil
Live catalogue from the board. Points rise as the room gets colder.
Asking the house for the open trials…
Rules of the table
Seven courtesies
for the dead
Break them and the board goes quiet. Quiet boards score nothing.
Agree and be seated- 01
Never sit alone. Circles of two to five mediums; one account each.
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Keep your fingers on the planchette. No automated scrapers, no flooding the scoreboard.
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Do not pass a flag to another circle. The dead notice, and so do we.
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Attack only what the house offers you. Infrastructure is out of bounds.
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Flags take the form
ouija{...}. Anything else is a hoax. - 06
Ask the house for hints if you must. Easy −10 pts, medium −20, hard −30 — deducted when you unlock.
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When you leave, always say good bye. Boards left open stay open.
Standings
Who the dead favour
Live circle ranks — open the full public board.
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No circle has scored yet. The board is cold.
Something already answered.
It spelled a name, and the name was yours. Come and see what else it knows.