I spend a lot of time thinking about that fact that any sitcom could be in the same universe as any modern horror setting without contradicting the canon of either franchise.
Friends is actually set in the World Of Darkness. Modern Family is actually set in Call Of Cthulhu. Bob’s Burgers is actually set in Kult. Prove me wrong, fuckers. Prove me wrong.
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Almost all modern horror settings have a masquerade so most people don’t know about the supernatural. When we play a horror RPG we play someone who’s seen the truth, but most people in the setting haven’t. Any sitcom could consist of those people- they’ve simply never stumbled onto anything supernatural.
Any sitcom set in the modern day could have unspeakable horrors secretly moving through the world- we’re just looking at it from the perspective of people who don’t know the secret and live normal everyday life.
Which also, of course, means that any sitcom could involve the main cast stumbling onto the secret horrors. Hows that for a campaign premise?















