L'Auberge des Carpates

An evening of investigation with a meal (starter, main course, dessert and drinks) served at the table. Immersive 1900s costume game.
Costumes available for hire (subject to availability).
Vegetarian menu available.
Level of play to be specified (beginner or advanced)
Each player will receive an email in advance with the description, story and objectives of the character they will be playing.

L'Auberge des Carpates" is a game set in the horrific and romantic atmosphere of the early twentieth century. Participants should come dressed in a costume reminiscent of the 1900s to ensure complete immersion. It is possible to hire a costume at a preferential price, but stocks and sizes are limited. Players will take on the role of Professor Valoin's guests. Each player will receive a character sheet to give them information about the plot and to make it easier for them to play their character. The game is supervised by the organiser, who will be available to answer any questions. The character sheets will be sent by e-mail before the game, so it is advisable to read them several times before playing. The candlelit meal will be served at the table and will include : Halloween cocktail aperitif with petits fours, starter, main course with wine, dessert. The game will take place on the premises of the Villeneuve 1874 association, at a place called Château de Villeneuve. Like a book, here is the back cover of this adventure that you will experience...

"Professor Valoin's colloquium, an eminent member of the Paris Anthropological Society, Mr Valoin wanted to bring together esteemed colleagues, journalists and close friends in order to, as he himself put it: "Provide the world with irrefutable proof of the existence of creatures that were thought to be the preserve of folklore". Long considered by some of his peers to be an affabulator, he wanted not only to restore his reputation but above all to reveal a major discovery. For this major presentation, the professor has invited his guests to an inn in the Carpathians, the site of his unusual studies... "

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