Quick and easy one: What is a ghost door?

10 thoughts on “Quick and easy one: What is a ghost door?”

1. A door that can only be opened with a Ghost Key! 

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2. Zing! 🙂 But for real, is it a door that allows you to pass solid objects, as I assume ghosts can do? That would be pretty awesome! And probably illegal to own…

3. When we first played Blades with #theMalkavs  I had no idea that something like a “ghost key” existed. The Whisperer read about it and was all excited, so I quickly introduced half a dozen of ancient armors that were possessed by the spirits of old warriors, locked inside by a ghost lock.

   I don’t know what is going to be on the finished game, but I love when a group takes one evocative and completely nondescript detail John Harper use to write in all his games and go wild with it.

   Please tell us what a ghost door is in your game!: https://plus.google.com/u/0/+DuamnFigueroa/posts/Gooqikg8uCr

4. Who told you about ghost doors!?! You’ll get the Unseen on me, get the hell out of my shop!

5. The door that lets ghosts inside.

6. Duamn Figueroa, that is fucking metal

7. The door that lets ghosts Out.

8. Ian Borchardt, that’s just a knife. 😉

9. So nobody knows! lol We’ll just make something up. 🙂

10. At our table, we decided they were sites of power where ghosts could be definitively banished, off to whatever nether-hell awaits them beyond the physical world. They also emit energies useful to students of the arcane, particularly valuable in the extraction and refinement of spirit essences.

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