Tupilak

Translated game description from the designer:
Inuit shaman horror in funny and easily approachable form. Includes magnificent magics, disgusting detached heads, recycled body parts, ruthless pursuit, angushed fighting, chilling creatures, marvelous spirits and icy death, so in short pure gaming fun!

Easy, quick and random tables -based horror game Tupilak is available in Ropecon 2015. The idea of the game is similar to Väinö D20, except this game doesn't need even that small amount of roleplaying as Väinö did.

Game description from designer in finnish:
Inuiittishamaanikauhua hauskassa ja helposti pelattavassa muodossa. Mukana kammottavaa taikuutta, iljettäviä irtopäitä, kierrätettyjä ruumiinosia, tunteetonta takaa-ajoa, tuskaista taistelua, hyytäviä hirviöitä, mahtavia henkiolentoja ja jäistä kuolemaa eli lyhyesti sanottuna silkkaa pelaamisen iloa!

Helppo, nopea ja taulukoihin perustava kauhupeli Tupilak lienee arvoisan yleisön hankittavissa toukokuussa Ropeconissa. Idea on vähän kuin Väinö D20:ssa, mutta tässä ei tarvita sitäkään vähää roolipelaamista kuin Väinössä.

User description:
Tupilak is a RPG//story/board game crossover about inuit shamans from Greenland trying to kill each others by sending the spirit animal tupilak against each other. Designed by Risto J. Hieta and published by Myrrysmiehet & Ironspine together in 2015. The game includes character creation for both the shaman and his or hers tupilak and then playing the avenging journey of the tupilak towards it's prey. The journey is depicted as a series of random tables and very little actual roleplaying is needed. All the players play one shaman, so no GM is needed to play Tupilak.