The Dreadful Secrets of Candlewick Manor was a published campaign written by Benjamin Baugh using the One Roll Engine. In our wrap up, we look at expectations vs. realities of a truly sandbox game, discuss the dice system, and give insights into our own childhoods and inspirations.

After the whirlwind of events last episode, Fred is rushed to the hospital... But, to everyone’s surprised it turns out Fred has... a... plan... Well, not knowing where this is going, the kids all come together to help Fred with his plan. Lord only knows where this episode is going...

The day that Roger has be waiting for what feels like an eternity is finally here. The first day of school! Fred is given special rules that he struggles to remember, while the others try to keep up with their teacher’s lectures. Meanwhile, Rodger is having a great time at school and everything seems to be going great! That is until an event with one of the other kids threatens to end the school day early...

The kids take a day to handle some personal items. Damien catches up with Miss Silverdale, Rodger keeps looking in the Candlewick Mystery, and Fred with the help of Elle and Desi makes a move on Josie that goes horribly wrong...

While Roger is off at the dentist, the kids look for ways to find out more about the Candlewick family. Damien goes to Ms Silverdale and tries to work out a deal. Then, in Roger’s absence, an unexpected child comes up with a plan. What could possible go wrong?

The children go to bed after a tiring set of events, only to realize they are seem to be dreaming on the moon... together... Later, the kids meet a new friend named Damien and think that he is so cool, its like their almost FORCED to like him. The gang and Damien proceed to meet with an acquaintance of his and find some new information about the web they've been caught in.

The crew finds a strange man with a boy who look like they are up to no good. As they get closer, Sebastian makes a mistake that will change the course of his life forever... The others simply try to go on, struggling to comprehend what just happened, while Roger, obsessed with an finding answer for the Candlewick mystery, confronts his grandfather about the past.

Trying something new, the group decides to try a new narrative building mechanic from the campaign book. What comes out is a messy fur ball of events that involve Gesepie, Dr. Candlewick, Sarah Candlewick, Miles Candlewick, and Matron Fineliner. What does it all mean for the gang at Candlewick Manor?

Oh no! Somebody left Fred out on his own and now he and Poe are wandering the vale all by themselves. Surely this can't go bad right? Meanwhile, the others start digging into some occult studies and find a strange chapel. Whatever the Candlewick's are up to, it can't be any good...

Fred tries to undo the wrong that he did to Josie. At least he will once he figures out WHAT he did wrong. Meanwhile, Sebastian performs his great escape from the Manor in order to find some dirt on the Candlewick family. Unfortunately for him, it is not what he finds that he should be concerned with, but instead what finds him...

After the kids meets their new prefect, Fred decides to help her move into her new room, but begins to experience a weird feeling in his gut. Meanwhile, the others go to investigate more clues about Misenwrath and the manor itself at the library. There they find a young artist. This eventually leads the group down a hidden tunnel to another mysterious car, this time with its head lights pointing right at them!

Moving always sucks, you know, losing all those friends you never have, meeting all the new people you never wanted to, it just sucks. Unfortunately for these children, that's exactly what happens when a mysterious man in a limousine picks them up and takes to Candlewick Manor, Home for the Unwanted and Unloved. Here, the children get to meet all their new "friends" and show off their powers. After taking a test with the utmost honesty and integrity, the kids realize that the statues keep staring at them. Huh... that's weird... So is this sudden gust of cold wind... And this blanket that's wrapping its self across my face...