Coulrophobia: A Liminal Horror Scenario [BETA]

NOTE: Coulrophobia is currently in beta. As such, the game is not fully formatted and may contain errors. Updates to come.
Coulrophobia is a Liminal Horror Scenario created for the Twisted Classics Game Jam

The circus has come to the small, rural town of Satburg during one of the rainiest falls on record. The large tent sits outside the town limits, like a fat toad on the county line. Overnight, flyers show up in town but no one has seen any of the circus folk put them up. No one’s seen any of them at all.

It's days away from opening night but a few curious citizens have been poking around…and going missing.

This game is made for 1 Facilitator (GM) and at least 2 players.

Touchstones for Coulrophobia include:
Killer Klowns from Outer Space
Stephen King's IT
Something Wicked This Way Comes by Ray Bradbury

Coulrophobia is an independent production by SmallTownCreepy and is not affiliated with Goblin Archives LLC. It is published under the Liminal Horror Third Party License.

Liminal Horror is copyright by Goblin Archives LLC.

Olivia Hill Rule
NO FASCISTS
If you’re a fascist, you’re not welcome to play this game. It’s against the rules. If you’re reading this and thinking, “You just call everyone you disagree with a fascist,” then you’re probably a fascist, or incapable of drawing inferences from context and acknowledging a dangerous political climate that causes the oppressed to be hyperbolic. Don’t play this game. Heal yourself. Grow. Learn. Watch some Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood or something.
The text for The Olivia Hill Rule is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike 4.0 license. Credit to Machine Age Productions.

Content Warnings:
Coulrophobia is intended to be read and played by adults only and was written for mature audiences.
This game includes clowns, death including animal death, gore, violence, pregnancy, and more. Any and all those this content can be adjusted to make your table more comfortable, of course, but are mentioned in the game book. Reader discretion is advised.