But how does she begin when she doesn’t even believe in magic, or understand the strange powers inside her.Īn extraordinary journey from the depths of a secret world beneath London streets to the starry skies above London rooftops – a world where magic can be seen in puddles and teacups and heart lights lead the way home. The evil Mr Angel and his terrifying dark magic extracting machine are raising an army of shadowlings, and they want to put an end to good magic for ever. There she is thrust into a decidedly unlady-like world of potions, broomsticks, wands and wizards.īefore she can make sense of her new life she finds herself swept up on an urgent quest. You won't make that mistake twice.Twelve year old Annabel Grey is primed for a life as a proper young lady in 1867 London until she is placed in the care of two ageing great aunts who run a magic shop in Spitalfields. That moment you remember well cause you take a hit to the chest that you still feel now, after, your poor ribs. There’s exhilaration because holy heck you’re really doing this, this is a real thing that's really happening and wow there’s that fear again. There’s fear, you don’t have time for it but you also can’t deny it’s presence.

It’s invigorating though, you remember that, the details may be lost on you but the feelings, those you know. Like something held together by gum and duct tape. Your commands to Peach Sprint are rushed and sloppy, you don’t really know what you’re doing flying on a wish and a prayer. It’s your first fight and it can’t be your last fight.

It moves ridiculously fast for something its size and you and Peach have to move faster, push yourself harder, do more, do better. Which is also a joke because you're just a school girl yourself. One of your bruises you know is from stepping between the Once and a group of school girls giving them enough time to flee to safety. You who heals better and faster than an ordinary person. Despite being a magical girl you do still better if it's you who gets hurt. You know it’s fast and you know you get hurt but when you try to give a recap later on you freeze and struggle, you wonder if you hit your head too hard. The fight itself is weird when you try to remember it, like your mind is trying to protect you from the details. The Once-From-Before looks like how you’d imagine a childs under the bed monster would look - which is a joke because you are in fact still a child yourself. No one dies, only a few people get hurt - mostly from tripping and falling - and you and Peach Sprint take care of The-Once lickity split quick. Your first fight with The-Once-From-Before goes well all things considered. Like you get to fight evil and have a mecha companion while doing so. Thankfully you skip the denial phase - you later hear that some of the girls don’t take their new found status very well, which baffles you. The discovery that you are a magical girl is like what you’d imagine skydiving felt like, exhilarating and terrifying all at once. Anyone no matter your gender identity is welcomed and encouraged to play.

It is not a side of the binary that is enforced within the confines of this game system. While titled Magical Girls & Mecha, the magical girls in question is reference to the subgenre of mahō shōjo anime, manga and light novels. It is best with a group of 3-5 players and 1 GM as a persistent campaign. With this system and setting you can take this story in any way you imagine. Magical Girls & Mecha offers a vast & deeply customizable roleplaying experience for a wide range of players from any skill level. A roleplay community game themed around family - birth, adopted & found- first experiences and how seemingly random events can bring people together to do impossible things. A narrative first diceless discord based play by post game about magical girls and giant robots.

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