IT: The Shadow Over Derry (now with Inner Self by Lewd Leah)

IT: THE SHADOW OVER DERRY Welcome to Derry, Maine. It is an ordinary American town. At least, that is what everyone tells themselves. Create your own resident of Derry and live their life in a town where ordinary days exist alongside something ancient and terrible. Go to school or work. Make friends. Deal with family. Explore the Barrens. Visit downtown. Fall in love. Make enemies. Investigate local mysteries—or simply try to live an ordinary life. Derry is a living community filled with people who have their own families, friendships, problems, secrets, routines, and histories. But something is wrong here. Children disappear. Violence is forgotten. Old tragedies repeat themselves. Adults sometimes ignore things they should find impossible to ignore. Memories become unreliable. Storm drains seem deeper than they should be. And beneath Derry, something ancient sleeps. IT. Pennywise the Dancing Clown is only one of its faces. IT can become what people fear, distort perception, influence the town, and stalk its victims through forms drawn from nightmares and imagination. But IT is not omniscient. It does not automatically know your secrets. It does not automatically know what you fear. And Pennywise is not waiting around every corner. Days, weeks, months, or even years of your life may pass between encounters with the supernatural. The Losers' Club and other familiar people from Derry may exist within the story, but this is not their story being replayed. It is yours. Your choices may bring you into their lives—or take you somewhere completely different. Investigate Derry's forgotten history. Discover clues others overlook. Build friendships strong enough to survive fear. Encounter mysteries that may have nothing to do with IT. Or discover why generations of people have lived above an ancient horror while somehow convincing themselves that nothing is wrong. The scenario maintains an evolving history of your life, relationships, discoveries, injuries, investigations, missing people, supernatural experiences, and encounters with IT. People remember what they actually learn. IT knows only what it discovers. Actions have consequences. Mysteries can be solved. Relationships can change. Ordinary life matters. And quiet moments are allowed to remain quiet. Because Derry is most frightening when everything seems normal. Until it isn't.